Episode #2: Fred VanVleet Means Everything to Houston

Houston indeed has a problem, with their need for a true top-of-the-key processor being as evident as ever. Join Jorge Arreola, as he analyzes the Rockets’ offensive capabalitilies and incapabilities, further emphasizing the void that Fred Vanvleet left on the roster once he went out with an injury.Make sure to tune in for more episodes in the future. The playoffs are just starting to heat up, with upsets on the verge of happening in every corner!Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stat.padders?igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

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