Jalen Green

2022 - 8 - 10

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Stephen Silas sees Jalen Green building strength in 2022 offseason (Rockets Wire)

Houston Rockets guard Jalen Green steadily improved as his 2021-22 rookie season progressed, culminating in a historic scoring stretch to end the year and a ...

Taking those bumps and bruises as the season goes along, he’ll be able to maintain and sustain as a result of the work he’s done this summer. His big jump will be as a result of his work in the weight room. He’s already top of the league in explosiveness, but you can see that he’s more stable and stronger.

Jalen Green grateful for Filipinos' support during his NBA rookie year (INQUIRER.net)

MANILA, Philippines — Jalen Green appreciates the support from his Filipino fans during his rookie season with the Houston Rockets.

It marked Green’s first visit to the country as an NBA player. “Coming to the Philippines, everyone gives so much love and support. “I feel the love.”

Jalen Green says Filipino mom is his biggest motivation | Sports | (GMA News Online)

Behind every great man is a great woman, and for Filipino-American NBA player Jalen Green, that woman is his Filipino mom.

"Just because she works so hard," he said about his mom. In a "Fast Talk" segment during a press conference on Thursday, Green was asked who or what is his greatest motivation and the Houston Rockets player quickly answered: "My mom." Behind every great man is a great woman, and for Filipino-American NBA player Jalen Green, that woman is his Filipino mom.

Houston's Jalen Green in awe of support from Pinoy fans (ABS-CBN News)

Filipino-American guard Jalen Green is deeply appreciative of the support and love he has gotten from Filipino fans throughout his young basketball career.

"Coming to the Philippines, everyone gives so much love and support," said Green, who traces his roots to the country through his mother. On Thursday, Green got to meet some of his fans at the adidas brand center in Glorietta 3. This is his third visit to Manila: in 2018 and 2019, he played for FilAm Sports in the National Basketball Training Center Tournament.

Rockets' Green raves about Filipino support in Manila trip (Philstar.com)

Houston Rockets guard Jalen Green is grateful for the chance to revisit his Filipino roots as the Filipino-American makes a trip to the country for the ...

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NBA player Jalen Green takes on Filipino words during Manila visit ... (GMA News Online)

The Fil-Am NBA player held a press conference after his arrival in the Philippines on Wednesday for adidas Philippines' JG4 Manila Tour. advertisement.

While he had it easy with words like “masaya,” “takbo,” and “buhok,” it was different when the word “patawarin” was given to him. To cap the challenge, he was asked if he understood the phrase “Bababa ba?” and delighted everyone when he answered it correctly. Jalen was able to answer four out of five words given to him.