The Rockets may compete with the Warriors for a deal? US media lists 4 and 1 plan: No. 10 draw + White Devils are stronger than Kumingga

Cameron Johnson has always been a favorite of the Golden State Warriors. He averaged 31.6 minutes this season, scored 18.8 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.4 assists, 0.93 steals, 0.44 blocks, with a shooting percentage of 47.5%, a three-point shooting percentage of 39%, and averaging 2.9 three-pointers. He is one of the top 3D forwards in the league.

Warriors media have also posted a plan to change the team's card deal -

Warriors get Cameron Johnson;

Nets get: Kumingga (sign first and then exchange), Santos, 2027 will not protect the first round and 3 second round picks;

On May 29, the US media Clutchpoints believed that the Houston Rockets also have the opportunity to trade the card deal, because the Rockets have the young assets the Nets want + expiration contract + draft pick.

US media Clutchpoints recommends that the Rockets send Landale, Whitmore, Aaron Holiday, and the 10th sign-up for card contracts in 2025.

Landale's contract is not guaranteed. The White Devils will continue to take advantage of rookies' contracts next season, and Holiday will also have an expiration contract. In this way, the Nets can clear up their salary space and get the No. 10 pick in the first round of 2025.

Kuminga must renew her contract this summer, so the Nets cannot take advantage of the rookie contract. As a bad team, the Nets' performance of the White Devils' Kailun is likely to be no worse than that of Kuminga, so no matter how you look at the White Devils + No. 10 pick, it is more valuable than the Warriors' first round in 27, because it is a visible benefit.

Rockets fans even hope to bring Nick Clarkston to Houston with the No. 59 pick, the first round of 2027, and the second round of 2027, so that the Rockets' insider will be stronger.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Rocket Observation