The Houston Rockets just hired Chip Engelland, the legendary “Shot Doctor,” to revamp their struggling three-point game. With 17 years in the NBA—including stints with the Spurs and Thunder and work with stars like Kawhi Leonard—Engelland’s proven track record makes this move huge. The Rockets ranked dead last in threes last season, especially in the playoffs, so his arrival signals a serious commitment to shooting development. Young talents like Amen Thompson and Alperen Sengun are now in the spotlight, with Thompson needing to refine his jumper and Sengun aiming to stretch his game beyond the free-throw line. With most of Ime Udoka’s staff returning, this coaching crew is shaping up to be a major force behind the next Rockets leap.
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