Contract renewal failed! The Rockets forward will be free next year, and his mother said he is not greedy!

The new NBA regular season starts tomorrow, and there is still a little time left today for each team to renew their guaranteed contract players.

The Denver Nuggets offered a five-year, US$125 million contract to renew their main forward Braun in advance, while the Atlanta Hawks offered a four-year, US$100 million contract to renew the league's steal leader Dyson Daniels in advance.

The main reason why we rush to complete the early renewal today is because today is the deadline for early renewal. If each team does not renew their contracts in advance, then these players with one year left on their contracts will become restricted free agents next summer and can accept offers from other teams. Then the parent team will lose the initiative to renew their contracts.

The Houston Rockets' goal is to renew forward Eason's contract in advance. They persuaded Durant to accept a $30 million salary cut and renew a two-year contract of $90 million, but they still failed to convince Eason to renew his contract.

According to NBA reporter Shams, the Rockets failed to renew Ethan's contract in advance. The two parties had differences in many aspects and failed to reach an agreement. Therefore, Ethan is determined to become a restricted free agent next summer.

Ethan averaged 12 points, 6.4 rebounds, 1.5 assists and 1.7 steals per game last season. He is an important rotation player for the Rockets and performed very well. Ethan failed to renew his contract, most likely not because he was dissatisfied with the amount, but because he was dissatisfied with his tactical status and playing time.

Ethan's mother also said today that her family is not greedy and has never been mercenary. It is based on dedication. When strength is demonstrated, rewards will come as expected. In any case, Ethan has not completed his contract extension with the Rockets, and his future has also fluctuated.