Following Durant and Van Jordan! The Rockets make another move and will renew the contract with three veterans. The thorn may be traded

June 28th news, before the draft began, the Rockets had many operations, first renewing the contract with substitute center Adams, and then longing a contract to lock in head coach Uduka. Next, he promoted a big deal, using Jaylen Green and Dillon, as well as the No. 10 draw for Durant. The Rockets later promoted the contract renewal work and renewed Van Vritte at a very reasonable price of 50 million for two years. After completing these operations, the Rockets' important reinforcement work has come to an end. The next step is to renew some marginal players whose contracts expire, or to use the draft pick assets and young rookies in their hands to continue to promote transactions and find suitable players.

This morning, new news came from the Rockets that the team has steadily advanced the second phase of work. According to ESPN reporter Shams Charania, the Rockets plan to sign new contracts with Tate, Aaron Holiday and Jeff Green to ensure they continue to play for the team in the new season. It has to be said that the Rockets' players who chose to renew their contract have a good vision. Although these three players don't play much, they can play a role as long as they can play, and the importance is self-evident. Tate has a strong defense and can replace Dillon's role on the defensive end. Holiday played the third point guard and provided guarantees for Van Jordan and Shepard. Old Green even has an old man in his family as if he has a treasure.

At the same time, according to TA Rockets Kelly Iko, the Rockets' third-year wing Whitmore has recently become the focus of discussions on multiple trades, and the situation is still changing rapidly. Originally, the Rockets traded away Jaylen Green, and the White Devils ushered in the opportunity to prove themselves. If they play well, they are likely to have the opportunity to go up and fill the gap that the Rockets' shooting guard is missing. Now that rumors of possible transactions are rumored again, it is indeed a bit unexpected. Bai Mo's physical and personal abilities are indeed good, and his offensive finishing ability is even stronger than Jaylen Green. Unfortunately, his personality is a bit thorny. He had a lot of conflicts last season due to his playing time.

Looking at the Rockets' current lineup, Shin Kyung, Durant, Smith Jordan, Amen and Van Jordan, substitutes Shepard, Adams, Ethan, White Devils, Tate, Holiday and his brother-in-law, in fact, even if there are no subsequent deals, this lineup is already very good. Personally, I think the Rockets still need to remain calm now and cannot trade for the sake of trading. Give Whitmore some chance. If it is played out, it will be an unexpected gain. Even if the growth is still not as expected, or the personality is not easy to manage, then the value of brushing out the data and trading will be higher. In addition, the Rockets also have a full middle-class special case available, and they can go to the free market to sign high-quality shooters to supplement their shortcomings.