Tari Eason has demonstrated significant improvement in his three-point shooting this season, with a current percentage of 46.6%, higher than his previous seasons. Playing in 23 games, he attempts an average of 4.5 threes per game, making him an elite shooter in this aspect. His ability to maintain high efficiency even after returning from injuries, such as a recent 42.9% in a game after a five-game absence, underscores his shooting prowess. Eason's health and availability have been inconsistent, playing only 102 of 207 games since his rookie season, which impacts his value and contract negotiations. Despite not actively seeking a trade, his rising value and restricted free agent status suggest that teams might consider acquiring him before his market value potentially declines. In recent performances, Eason contributed with 9 points, 10 rebounds, and a block in a close win over Indiana, solidifying his role as a starter and a valuable fantasy player, averaging 12 points, 7.5 rebounds, and 2 steals in his recent appearances. His improved shooting and consistent performance make him a notable player for Houston, although health concerns remain a challenge for his long-term value.