The Rockets and Spurs are planning a 1-for-2 deal, involving Jaylen Green and Wassel?

Who is the cornerstone of the Rockets' future reconstruction? If this question were put a year ago, I'm afraid the answer would be either Shin Kyung or Jaylen Green. But when Amen Thompson was successfully selected for the first-team All-Defensive Team in his second season of his career, his priorities were already ahead of Shin Kyung and Jaylen Green. US media ESPN once made a splash. Rockets management is willing to use All-Star center Shin Kyung as a bargaining chip to quote Antetokounmpo. Armen Thompson has become the only non-sale product for the Rockets. He plays in a similar style to Antetokounmpo, and he also has more skillful ball control skills and passing skills. Apart from poor shooting ability, he can do almost anything on the court. If the 2023 rookie is rearranged, there is almost no one who can compare with Amen Thompson except for the talented Wenban Yama. After several seasons of bad performance, the Rockets management finally found the answer. Among the starting lineup of the Rockets, Jaylen Green is the most likely target of the trading team. Amen Thompson emerged, Shin Kyung was selected for the All-Star lineup for the first time, Van Vleet and Dillon Brooks became stronger, Jaylen Green performed poorly in the playoffs, becoming the culprit for the Rockets' elimination in the first round. Even though general manager Raphael Stone and head coach Uduka both excused Jaylen Green in public, it was nothing more than a way to increase his current value. Recently, US media BR suggested that Rockets management will quote Spurs outside shooter Vassel in the offseason this summer, thereby increasing the deterrence of three-pointers. The media provided a 1-for-2 trading offer to the Rockets and Spurs. If the negotiations go smoothly, Jaylen Green will be sent to San Antonio as a bargaining chip. The specific trading plan is: the Rockets send Jaylen Green to get Devin Vassell + Jeremy Sohan from the Spurs.

Wasel is 24 years old, 1.96 meters tall, 2.08 meters in wingspan, and weighs 91 kilograms. He plays as a scoring guard on the field. He averages 30.9 minutes per game this season, scoring 16.3 points, 4 rebounds, 2.9 assists and 1.3 steals, and has a three-point shooting percentage of 36.8%. He is a top outside pitcher with standard, simple and fast shooting. He is good at using pick-and-roll cooperation to find shooting space and is used to playing without the ball. This is the biggest difference between Wassel and Jaylen Green. His joining can solve the Rockets' increasingly serious ball rights distribution problem, and Shin Kyung, Van Vleet, Amen Thompson can all get more opportunities to take the ball and attack.

In addition, Sohan's strength cannot be underestimated. He averaged 25.2 minutes per game this season, contributed 11.4 points, 6.5 rebounds and 2.4 assists, and shot a 53.3% shooting percentage. As an inside player who is only 2.03 meters tall, he has brought his advantages of flexibility, strong physical fitness and strong confrontation to the extreme. If he continues to make progress, Sohan is expected to grow into the next Dream Chasing Green. For the Spurs, Jaylen Green has top athletic talent, excellent physical conditions, and rarely suffers from injuries in his career. He has been attending all the time for two seasons and is the scoring champion of the Rockets. His internal and external talent combinations with Wenban Yama are full, and with All-Star point guard Fox, Best Rookie Castle and Best Sixth Man strong contender Kelden Johnson, the Spurs are expected to become the strong contender for the new season's NBA championship.

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