Rockets Countdown to the Night of Gambling! Green becomes 89% of fans abandoned his son, Stone plots a shocking deal with No. 10

The cruel truth in the locker room ballot box‌

Jaillen Green lowered his head to brush his phone, and the Rockets fan voting link popped up on the screen - the title stinged his eyes: "Who should I use to exchange for superstars?" When he trembled and clicked on the result, 89% of the red bar chart smashed hard above the name. In the air conditioning and cold air in the training hall, the three-year, 105 million contract extension suddenly turned into a hot potato. At this moment, on the whiteboard of General Manager Stone's office, the No. 10 lottery and Green's name were tied tightly with red ropes, and next to it was marked with the verdict of Hughes, a famous reporter from "Open-Air Stand": "The Rockets must trade on the night of the draft, Jaylen is the best bargaining chip." The sweet worries of excess assets ‌

Feltita's safe is lying in the safe that makes the whole league coveted: the Suns' unprotected first round of signing in 2027 is a time bomb, and the No. 10 lottery in 2025 is a pearl waiting to be sold. What's even more fatal is the young talent trapped on the bench - Shepard's shot of chewing his nails on the bench was made into emoticons to spread. Whitmore's 16.2 minutes of frustration per game was written in the action of throwing a towel every time he paused. The secret report submitted by the scout department is straightforward and cold: "If you use the No. 10 sign to choose a newcomer, a seat battle will break out in the locker room." Two glasses of poisoned wine on Antetokounmpo's table in the restaurant in Milwaukee late at night, two plans are placed in front of Antetokounmpo's agent.

A Plan: The left-behind Bucks team promised to introduce the third giant, but the price was to sacrifice Lopez (the Rockets were waiting to take over).

Plan B: Airborne Houston ‌

Rockets throw out five-year super maximum salary + medical privileges (can enjoy Achilles tendon technology that extends Holiday's peak period), but need to wait for the summer of 2025.

The agent pressed the cigar on the plate: "Want to know how Uduka evaluates you? He said that letters and Shinkin pick-and-roll can crush the entire league inside."

Smoke bombs in Durant's trading deadlock‌

Suns General Manager James Jones called Stone for the third time, the call recording leaked the key conversation:

"KD plus two first rounds for your 2027 swap rights, this is the bottom line."

"We only have the scoring champion under 27." Stone's sneer before hanging up penetrated the microphone.

And in Phoenix, Booker is playing with the pure gold trophy given by Ishbiya - the base is engraved with the "Lifelong Core". When Durant's team revealed that he wanted to go to the Heat, the Suns team reporter revealed: This is just a trick to force the Rockets to raise prices. Three deadly gameplays for the

10 draw ‌

Inside the Rockets War Room, three major paths flash on the projection screen:

Upward Raid: Pack the 10th draw + Tate, and replace the Hawks with the fifth pick to intercept Klingen (Capela successor)

Star trap: 10th draw + Green's quote Cavalier Garland to make up for Amen Thompson's projection shortcomings

Space Scavenger: Given to the Nets to eat Joe Harris's junk contract, exchange for two future second rounds

"But the most ruthless thing is this trick-" Stone's pen tip passed through the document, "Use the No. 10 pick to choose Brownie, force the Lakers to get out of Davis!"

Amen Thompson's special exemption ‌

When 89% of fans voted to abandon Green, Amen's locker was labeled with a bright red label: "Not selling product". The highlights of the videos that the defensive coach secretly showed him all: this season, the opponent's shooting percentage was suppressed to 39.7%, and the fast break conversion score was third in the league. What made Uduka even more excited was a training conflict - Amen pushed down the provocative Green in order to protect Shin Jing, and his roar resounded throughout the stadium: "Try touching my brother!"

The bloody dusk when Green left the team countdown‌

Jaylen Green walked into Toyota Center as a Rocket player for the last time, the electronic screen was showing the footage of him dunking Wenban Yama. In the corner of the arena, the equipment manager quietly tore off half of his name in the locker - DeRozan's jersey number was exposed. In a mysterious call from Chicago three days ago, the reporters with the team only heard Stone say, "Take the No. 10 sign as a sweet spot? You have to add the first round."

When the lights of the draft lights were on at Barclays Center in New York, Stone's mobile phone screen showed two text messages:

Antetokounmpo: "Has the Greek restaurant been ordered?"

Durant: "The first round of signing in 27 is not allowed?"

The Rockets helmsman pressed the shutdown key and pushed the No. 10 signature brand into the center of the stage. The roulette of the gambling table began to fly - either Bet Green exchanges for superstars to rewrite the fate of the Aerospace City, or leave the youth storm and other unknown dawns. But Houstonians should have understood that glory has always been born in a desperate magazine. ‌