Rockets recruitment has come to an end! One person is expected to be laid off on the 8th, and continue to sell the thorns, and Tanhualang is about to take office

July 3 news, the Rockets have gained a lot in the trading and signing market this year. In addition to the cost-effective contract, Van Jordan, Smith Jr. and others were left behind, Durant was also traded, and free agents Finney Smith and Capela were also signed to continue to improve the defensive quality of the Rockets' forward and inside. On the first day of the free market opening, the Rockets completed the lineup upgrade with decisive players. So far, the Rockets' signings have come to an end. Even if there are some operations next, those are minor repairs to the lineup, and the structure of the main lineup has been basically improved. The rest depends on how head coach Wuduka builds a strong lineup.

Next, the Rockets' first priority is to resolve Landale's contract. The Rockets signed Capela for three years and $21.5 million, and the contract was renewed by Adams for three years and 39 million, so the center position has already three centers. Last season's substitute center Landale's contract for 8 million next year is insured, so the Rockets can lay off him. The Rockets previously delayed the time to lay off his contract until July 7, with the purpose of seeing if it can be used as a transaction. But now this matter has come to light. According to Danielle Lerner, a Rockets reporter who works for the Houston Chronicle, the team is expected to officially slash center Landae by July 8.

In addition to Langdale's problem, the Rockets also need to solve the future of a rookie. The reporter also revealed that the Rockets may trade wing player Whitmore with his other teams in exchange for non-player assets, which is a draft pick or something. It would be a pity if the White Demon was sent away by the Rockets to exchange for draft picks. His personal ability and talent are really good, but unfortunately his personality is still unstable, not loved by Uduka, and his playing time is not stable. Now the Rockets continue to sell him to the market, proving that after these transactions and signings, the White Demon still has no future in the Rockets. If a team changes to get stable playing time, the White Demon may really play out.

In addition, former NBA player Jeff Teague talked about the Rockets on the Club 520 podcast, pointing out a problem with the Rockets' current lineup and giving suggestions. He suggested that the Rockets change Shepard's position to a shooting guard, and it is enough to have Holiday in the substitute point guard. Shepard is a sniper and is also a Tanhua, so he deserves a chance. In fact, judging from the current situation of the Rockets, after Jaylen Green leaves the team, the Shepard Rockets will definitely continue to train, and their playing time will increase in the new season. As for the White Demon, my personal suggestion is to try again. The Rockets lack firepower output in the backcourt now. Instead of using him for a draft pick, it is better to stay and try again. There may be surprises.