The Houston Rockets have demonstrated consistent shooting accuracy throughout the preseason and regular season, achieving a field goal percentage of 48.9%. Their recent form is even more impressive, reaching 50.6% in the last 10 games, indicating a strong offensive rhythm. The Rockets' three-point shooting is particularly noteworthy, hitting at 39.5% over their last 10 games, showcasing a steady improvement from beyond the arc. In terms of rebounding, the Rockets average 47.8 rebounds per game, highlighting their dominance inside the paint. This strength is crucial for securing defensive rebounds and initiating fast breaks. Their average of nearly 26 assists per game reflects a team-oriented approach, facilitating effective player coordination and enhancing the game's tempo. Defensively, the Rockets are also robust, averaging 7.9 steals in their last 10 games, reflecting their fast-paced style and aggressive defence. However, they have experienced a slight increase in turnovers, and their performance in close-range shots shows some fluctuation. The Cleveland Cavaliers showed some weaknesses during the preseason, with a field goal percentage of only 42.3% and a three-point percentage of just 32.4%, significantly underperforming compared to their opponents. While they have improved in the regular season, their overall numbers remain low. Although the Cavaliers average 27.5 assists per game, vital for organising their attacks. Recent data shows the Cavaliers averaging 45.8 rebounds per game and nearly 9 steals per game. Defensively, they demonstrate some strength, but it doesn't match their opponents, especially regarding ball-handling and turnover control. This difference could significantly impact the game.