Keep reusing the Rockets 7 players and introduce these types of players! Expert tips: The Rockets can win the championship without chasing stars

The Rockets face two paths this summer: the first is to use all their chips to take advantage of a superstar. Antetokounmpo of the Bucks is naturally the first choice - after all, Antetokounmpo, who is 30 years old, can average 33+15+6 super data in the playoffs. Such a superstar, Rockets, can take out a lot of chips to exchange for him, even including the so-called "non-selling" Amen Thompson of the Rockets.

If you can get Antetokounmpo, it is entirely possible for the Rockets to exchange Amen for Antetokounmpo. Stars like Durant and Booker are also the Rockets' targets, but compared with Antetokounmpo, it is obvious that Booker and Durant are not very suitable for the Rockets. One of them is too old and the other is worried about leading the team, so chasing Antetokounmpo may become the Rockets' first target. The second path is naturally to retain the current core lineup - the so-called core lineup, which is naturally to start the five Tigers and several important substitute rotations. The Rockets use 8-player rotations for a long time in the playoffs. In the starting lineup, Van Vreet is in the contract option, so the Rockets can fully implement his team options and leave the veteran behind; at the same time, the Rockets also need to sign a new contract with Adams as soon as possible. Adams' contract expires and becomes a free agent. The Rockets renew his contract and allow him to stay with Shin Kyung next season to assist. As for some substitutes, such as Jeff Green, Tate, and Dant, the Rockets have the chance to keep them with lower salaries. At the same time, the Rockets vigorously train young players and continue to retain their current lineup to impact higher dimensions, which is also the Rockets' second path.

NBA expert Ryan Diamond suggested that the Rockets actually have no need to make those big deals, because it is hard to say whether the Rockets' lineup can reach the second-highest level of the Western Conference this season after the big deal. Instead of taking risks, it is better to continue to train seven young players of the Rockets, namely Shin Kyung, Jaylen Green, Smith Jr., Ethan, Whitmore, Shepard and Amen, who are known as the "Seven Sons of the Rockets".

At the same time, when training seven young players of the Rockets, the Rockets have to introduce several shooters. After all, the Rockets have not made accurate three-point shooting this season, and their free throw shooting percentage is even more terrible. If some shooters can be obtained to improve their shortcomings, coupled with the Rockets' unsolvable defense and team offensive tactics, the Rockets can defeat any team. Retaining and cultivating the "Seven Rockets" and introducing shooter-type players is the suggestion made by this expert Ryan Diamond for the Rockets.

The Rockets do not pursue so-called star players. In two or three years, the team will become very dangerous, and even have a full chance to win more games and even win the championship. At least this expert is very optimistic about the Rockets. This coincides with the idea of ​​Manager Stone and the Rockets management: instead of taking the risk of introducing star players, it is better to continue to vigorously cultivate this lineup so that young players can continue to grow rapidly, and the Rockets can still strive for the championship.

Although the Rockets' progress next season may not be as effective as introducing superstars, the Rockets retain their core lineup and they will become stronger every season.