Sign 10 for sale! Rockets rookie plan is over, Parsons suggests trading Green, and A goalkeeper becomes a huge

The success of being blacklisted by the Warriors in the first round puts the Rockets in a big test this year's offseason. First is Jaylen Green, the worst performer, who was listed as the most disappointing player roster in the NBA playoffs. In the regular season, Green averaged 20 points per game. He was originally expected to average 23 points per game in the playoffs, but in the end, he scored 13 points, with a shooting percentage of only 37% and 29% of three-pointers. Moreover, Green's high-level offense and defense data are quite poor. In other words, Green is a drag on the Rockets in the playoffs.

No matter who Green and partnered, the effect was the worst. On the contrary, Green was not on the court and the Rockets had several strong offense and defense. So sending Jaylen Green away and getting any point guard will strengthen the Rockets. Moreover, the Rockets are moving forward in this regard, and they are not ready to continue using the No. 10 pick in the first round of this year. There are too many rookies in the Rockets who can't train them, Green, Shin Kyung, Smith, Ethan, Amen, White Devils and Shepard.

Yahoo reporter Kevin O 'Connor revealed that the Rockets are preparing to sell their No. 10 picks. Stone has three strategies. One is to use the No. 10 draw to pack some draft picks upwards and trade high picks, and it is best to get the top three. Or use the draft pick and then package the first round pick in your hand to exchange for a star. The third strategy is that the Rockets don’t choose to change their first round picks this year. For example, trade the first round pick to a team, and then ask them to choose to postpone the first round pick in the next few years.

But no matter how you operate, the Rockets' strategy will win in the present. Either you get a high-ranking rookie and draw a prize, or you can sign a star. Currently, league leaders believe that the Rockets' strategy should be to trade this draft pick, and their rookies really have no time. In order to appease the rookies, Uduka directly promised to give White Demons and Shepard more training resources next season. Evaluation of Jaylen Green Uduka said he would let him play more without the ball.

To put it bluntly, Uduka means that Green is difficult to become a great man and doesn't want to cultivate resources for him. Letting Green hold the ball is to make him a star, and letting him play without the ball is a helpless compromise. And now more and more people tend to focus on Amen Thompson’s team building as the core, and trade Jaylen Green for a new scorer. Former Rockets player Parson Spa suggested that the Rockets trade Green around Amen Thompson. Parsons believes that it is self-evident who will become the core of Green and Amen in the playoffs.

The Suns announced today that Booker will be the new core of the team and will not trade him. But some league leaders believe that this may be the sun's smoke bomb. Last season, the Nets said that Bridges was not a seller, but the Knicks sold it backhand for 5 first-round picks. The Sun regards Booker as the cornerstone, which is actually a way to raise prices. If anyone who trades Jaylen Green for can improve the team's combat effectiveness without affecting the Rockets' existing chemistry, there is no one else except Booker.

After all, the Rockets are now one powerful point guard. Booker is a pure shooting guard and is still in his prime. He is also the Rockets longing for the stars. Why Stone used the Nets to exchange the Suns to sign was for Booker. The Rockets' lineup is now very good. Green and all the Suns sign Booker, which is the biggest improvement for the Rockets. They are ready for everything but the east wind is not there. Van Jordan organizes, Booker attacks, Dillon flanks, Amen front, Shen Jing center, and the Rockets' new starter really has no flaws.