The Rockets paid dual cores for Giannis? Uduka has long used "damage" to fight back. Fire Honey: Hell Trading

On May 3, ESPN reporter Brian Vinhorst hinted in the show that if the Rockets and Spurs draw a small probability event (the signing position has been greatly improved), then these two teams will chase Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo.

As early as May 1, BR had simulated the situation where the Rockets got Giannis. The simulation plan was Jaylen Green, Shin Kyung, the first round of 2025, the first round of 2027, and the first round of future swaps.

NBA reporter Evan Steeley also revealed that the Rockets and the Spurs are two teams worth paying attention to. Any of these two teams will likely complete an epic deal to get the Greek monster Giannis.

US media BF also simulates the Rockets' deal with the Bucks. The Rockets' first round of sending Jaylen Green, Alperen Shenjing, the first round of 2025, the first round of 2027, and the price of the Suns' future first round is Antetokounmpo.

In fact, after the transaction deadline, Uduka talked about the Rockets' use of the cornerstones of team building and superstars. Uduka said: "In order to speed up the progress of the championship, we exchanged a whole piece of component for a small piece. This kind of talk was described as damage from the beginning."

Rockets fans: The Bucks were also eliminated in the first round, just because they only had Giannis. Giannis could not win alone. I gave everything for Giannis? The Rockets are already at a higher position and do not need such a price. Is it a hell-level deal?

It seems that if Giannis wants to come to the Rockets, it is unlikely that it will be possible for the Rockets to have a dual-core dual-core, because the Rockets' lineup has been gradually polished. If the letters really want to come, the chips may be much worse.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Rocket Observation