The Houston Rockets made a lot of huge additions this summer. Their failure to add ball-handling could be costly, but the organization doesn't see it that way.
Fair enough. NBA basketball is not a monolith. There's not "one way" to play the game.
The Rockets are leaning into their strengths. They've added size and length to underscore their rebounding and defensive dominance. They also took care to fix their biggest weakness by adding an elite shot maker in Kevin Durant.
They just weren't able to plug every hole - even if the team feels differently.