Rockets' Sengun and the Ghost of Mike Breaux So, partner, I was watching this Rockets game last night, and something struck me as peculiar. Alperen Sengun had a solid season for them, with good numbers, but there's just that nagging feeling in your gut when you know things aren't clicking quite right. It's like the old days when Mike Breaux suited up for the Rockets back in '92-94 with his No.

15 jersey. Now, I'm not saying Sengun is anything like a washed-up player; far from it. But there's this sense of potential untapped.

Sengun has been putting up decent stats - but you can see he's still finding his footing in the league. Just like when Breaux was struggling to find his place, even with that No. 15 jersey that had a story behind it.

Mike Breaux put up only 3 points and rebounds per game back then. Now compare that to Sengun's current numbers - yeah, they're better by far, but there's still this air of unfulfilled potential. I've got my eye on Victor Wembanyama too. That kid is something else.

Reminds me a bit of young Shaq in how he just dominates the game with such ease. But here's what I'm wondering: How long until Sengun figures out his role and starts to shine like Wembanyama? Or will there be another player that steps up for the Rockets, much like Breaux couldn't quite take their game to the next level back in the day? What say you, buckaroos?

Do we see Alperen Sengun turning into a star, or is it time to look at other options for Houston's frontcourt?

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