Rockets needs to realize that they need to shoot a lot better if they want to win because Sengun really brings the ball outside for free shots and they keep missing. Look at the FG% of games they win and they lose. You will easily see that in most games they win, Sengun has higher assists and on the games they lose, Sengun has lesser assists. Because we are seeing that Sengun passing every game, but some games others score those, and sometimes they are shooting bricks.
I have seen even FVV end up not being great in some games, he has to be the veteran shooter that helps them, if they can become a better shooting team then we could see Sengun drawing the defense inside. He is soo good that if they do not double team him, there aren't that many players he can't beat 1on1, so they have to double team him, and the moment that's done, he passes out to the open person.
This is certainly the case. If those players could shoot at a higher percentage, the Rockets would be at the top of the West. Jalen Green's FG percentage is going down instead of up. VanVleet is not a reliable scorer either. Fortunately, players off the bench like Tari Eason and others are contributing well and the Rockets have high scoring games. I think the Rockets are where they should be, they will get a play-off ticket in the West this year, but not more than that.
Alperen had a double-double 10 times in the last 16 matches, especially in the last match against Indiana pacers, and became the top scorer of his team and the match with 31 points and 12 rebounds. If Alperen continues this performance, I am certain that he will be selected as an All Star this year.
With these stats this year, it would be a surprise if Alperen is not selected as an All-Star. He was pretty good last season too, but there were better players in front of him. This season he definitely deserves it, but it's still early. The All-Star weekend is still far away. Maybe he could also be a candidate for the Most Improved Player award.