With the deal deadline approaching, the Rockets in the rebuilding phase are likely to become "sellers" again, and we have heard a lot of rumors about the Rockets in the past, especially Eric Gordon.
According to US media reports, many playoff-level teams are expected to be interested in Eric Gordon, and most of the discussion around Eric Gordon has focused on the Suns, and many media have reported the Suns' interest in Gordon and Gordon's rotation lineup that is indeed very suitable for the Suns:
As far as the current Suns lineup is concerned, Eric Gordon can indeed help them, but how solar will drive the deal is still unknown. Gordon's current salary is about $18 million a year, so the Suns have to find a salary that matches this contract, and two players like Saric or even Crowder may be the ideal choice for That Contract matching Gordon.
However, Crowder is still an important part of the Suns, averaging 9.4 points and 4.6 rebounds per game, and he is the player who can help the Suns a lot from outside the three-point line and on the defensive end.
If the Suns are not willing to sacrifice Saric, then another option is to use Saric, McGee and future first-round picks as trading chips, but McGee, who earns just $5 million a year, is not enough to match the Suns with Gordon's contract, but the Suns are also pushing for a deal involving Gordon by sending a young player like Jaylen Smith.
Eric Gordon has averaged 14.8 points and 45.2 percent three-point shooting per game for the Rockets this season, so he's sure to cause a rush from multiple teams before the trade deadline. Because of this, the more important factor in whether the Suns can push the deal involving Gordon before the trade deadline is whether the Rockets can receive better offers from other teams.