By William Guillory | The Athletic, 2026-07-23 06:54:35

据一位球队消息人士向《The Athletic》证实,休斯敦火箭队计划聘请资深助理教练兼投篮大师奇普·英格兰德 (Chip Engelland) 加入主教练艾米·乌度卡 (Ime Udoka) 的教练组,以充实他们的教练团队。
英格兰德过去四个赛季效力于俄克拉荷马雷霆队,但他最著名的履历是在圣安东尼奥马刺队度过的17年生涯(从2005年开始,到2022年结束)。
多年来,英格兰德赢得了联盟顶级投篮教练之一的美誉,科怀·莱昂纳德 (Kawhi Leonard)、托尼·帕克 (Tony Parker) 和德章泰·默里 (Dejounte Murray) 等球员都是他最成功的改造案例。
英格兰德和乌度卡也颇有渊源,在乌度卡作为球员效力于马刺队期间,两人曾在圣安东尼奥共事过三年。
对于休斯敦火箭而言,英格兰德的加盟可能会是一个重要的补充。火箭队已将提升三分球投射视为今年休赛期最需要解决的首要问题之一。
上赛季,火箭队的三分命中率为36.4%,排名联盟第10位,但他们场均仅有31.5次三分出手,排名联盟第28位。
英格兰德对投篮动作机制和日常训练细节的关注,对于阿门·汤普森 (Amen Thompson) 和塔里·伊森 (Tari Eason) 这样的球员来说可能尤为重要。这两位球员在防守端有着极强的影响力,但在跳投上往往缺乏稳定性。
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查看原文:Rockets to hire veteran assistant coach, shooting guru Chip Engelland: Source
Rockets to hire veteran assistant coach, shooting guru Chip Engelland: Source

The Houston Rockets plan to bolster their coaching staff by hiring veteran assistant and shooting guru Chip Engelland to work under head coach Ime Udoka, a team source confirmed to The Athletic.
Engelland spent the last four seasons with the Oklahoma City Thunder and is mostly known for his 17-year run with the San Antonio Spurs, which began in 2005 and ended in 2022.
Over the years, Engelland has earned a reputation as one of the top shooting coaches in the league, with players such as Kawhi Leonard, Tony Parker and Dejounte Murray among his biggest success stories.
Engelland and Udoka also have a history after spending three years together in San Antonio during Udoka’s time as a player with the Spurs.
Engelland’s presence could be an important addition to a Houston team that has prioritized 3-point shooting as one of the team’s biggest areas to address during the offseason.
Last season, the Rockets shot 36.4 percent from distance, which ranked No. 10 in the NBA, but they only averaged 31.5 attempts per game, which ranked No. 28.
Engelland’s attention to detail on shot mechanics and routine could be especially important for players like Amen Thompson and Tari Eason, who are incredibly impactful on defense but tend to be inconsistent with their jumpers.
By William Guillory, via The Athletic






