Big news! Bill buys out and joins the Rockets countdown, Houston welcomes another giant to start the championship mode

Last season, under the planning of head coach Uduka, the Houston Rockets passed the qualifying and overcoming obstacles all the way; for a time, the Cleveland Cavaliers, Celtics, Indiana Pacers, Minnesota Timberwolves, Denver Nuggets and other teams were beaten down by them. In the end, they advanced directly to the playoffs with the second place in the West. After entering the playoffs, perhaps because the players are generally young and lack of game experience, the playoff experience is closer to zero, so the Houston Rockets have been suppressed by their old rival Golden State Warriors. What is even more hopeless is that no one in the Houston Rockets can stand up and respond to the offensive firepower of Curry, Butler and even Hilder. After seven fierce battles, the Rockets still can only accept the fate of being eliminated.

The experience of losing is undoubtedly bitter. General Manager Stone vowed to do his best at the season summary meeting to build a more competitive team. So, we can see that the Rockets immediately sent Dillon, Jaylen Green and some draft picks to take Durant from the Phoenix Suns.

After the free market gate opened, the Houston Rockets signed Finney Smith and Capela at a lightning speed. Although Durant is no longer as brave as he was, he is still the top killer in the league, and his offensive and defensive efficiency is still unmatched by Jaylen Green; the most important thing is that the Rockets have finally found their key gentleman. Finney Smith undoubtedly enriched the team's defensive resources; Capela will become the best helper around Shin Kyung and Adams, guarding the team's penalty area together.

However, Stone's operation has not been completely over. He is still working hard to inject new talents into the team. According to Forbes Sports NBA reporter Evan Sidery, Bill is open to cooperating with the buyout, which will speed up his departure from the Suns. If Bill accepts a buyout, it will help the Suns avoid the second rich line, thus providing the team with great flexibility. And his next home is likely to be the Houston Rockets.

Last season, Bill played 52 regular season games for the Suns. In his limited 32.1 minutes of average time, he contributed 16.9 points, 3.3 rebounds and 3.6 assists, with a shooting percentage of 49.5% and a three-point shooting percentage of 38.0%. Although the data is acceptable, its high salary and on-field influence obviously fail to fully match the Suns' expectations for winning the championship. If Bill is bought out and joins the Rockets, he can undoubtedly enhance the team's firepower in the backcourt, making it more difficult for opponents to guard against.