So far this season, the Houston Rockets are currently at the bottom of the West with an 11-30 record. Last season, the Rockets chose to trade Westbrook to the Wizards in exchange for Wall, and at the same time signed Wood and others, fans thought that the Rockets' record this season would improve, but Wall's continued absence made the team's record plummet. However, the Rockets are now mainly developing young players, and the team hopes that Wall can give up time to Green to grow.
Recently, NBA celebrity Shams Charania reported that a number of sources revealed that if John Wall becomes a free agent, there will be teams interested in him, but for now, the discussion about Wall's deal and buyout is still unrealistic. Wall's contract expires in 2023, with the final year being a player option, while Wall's salary in his final year reached $46.87 million.
Although the Rockets are currently in a state of flux, the team has salary space to eat Wall's garbage contract, but with the growth of young players such as Green, the team still needs to introduce high-quality players to strengthen their strength, and Wall's contract problem has naturally become the primary problem that needs to be solved. Looking across the league, there are very few players who can eat Wall's huge contracts.
After Wall suffered an injury to the Wizards, his condition was no longer what he used to be, and the Wizards also chose to help Bill let Wall go. After Wall joined the Rockets, although he also averaged 20 points per game, it was also a drop in the bucket for the team's record. In addition, Wall's average of 20 points per game is the result of a large number of shots, and his offensive efficiency is simply unbearable. The Rockets are now actively peddling Wall in the trading market, but as far as the current market situation is concerned, Wall's trading prospects are not optimistic.