Approaching the trade deadline, the Rockets have rebuilt this season, and the trade rumors are increasing.
All kinds of intentions, multiple teams have come to offer, but there is no substantial progress. However, this is better than no news, at least there are still some trading ideas that fans can look forward to.
First, to summarize the rumors about the Rockets' trading during this time:
First of all, Theiss, now he is the 'popular fried chicken' in the inner line of the trading market, and many teams have asked the Rockets for prices. BR reporter Jake Fischer reported that Theis has attracted a lot of interest at present, and the Hornets, Green Kai, Raptors, and Bucks have all asked the Rockets for Theis. Among them, there seems to be a strange team, and Lu Kai wants to eat back grass again? After switching back to Horford in the offseason, do you want to renew the frontier with Theis? It still looks like the ex is a little more fragrant, at least in terms of age. Lu Kai is really a 'scumbag', when they are together, they say that they are separated, and they feel good about their ex after they shake off others. But to be honest, as far as Green Kai's current chips are concerned, it is too difficult to get Taisi back.
It is estimated that the current Theiss did not expect that he was still so sought-after. After all, under the 'Silas system', Theis could hardly play, and now most of the time he sits by the water dispenser and watches his teammates fight on the court. From this point of view, it seems that it is not the problem of Thes, but the problem of Silas. I don't know if this so-called system really exists. The reason why Theis was suddenly snatched by multiple teams was largely due to the overpricing of the market's sought-after interior Turner, who was asking for a first round + a young player. Now he has changed his mind and asked for multiple first-round picks. Although Turner is a two-time blocker, he is still not comprehensive enough and is not an All-Star player. Not the league's top interior line, all want to ask for multiple first rounds, it is inevitable that some whimsy is open...
Of course, the market is like this, if the walkers don't try it, how to know that it is impossible. What if, just in case, the dream comes true? However, the Pacers' asking price increase will directly lead to a number of intentional team changes, and Theis is much cheaper than Turner, at least the price is there. 3 years 35.61 million US dollars, a single season annual salary of less than 10 million US dollars, defensive offense are a bit, relatively stable blue-collar, not the top, but in a playoff team to do a substitute, no problem. And the Rockets' asking price for Theiss is not high, basically one or two second rounds, or talented young players, the Rockets will be satisfied. In contrast, it is not difficult to understand that Theis is suddenly noticed by multiple teams.
Then there's another Rockets center, Christian Wood. During this time, his name was heard several times on the trading market. BR reporter Jake Fischer's news: This week the Heat has been constantly mentioned and may become Wood's next home. At present, the entire NBA has Been circulating dunro as the core to change the rocket Wood's trading framework, but the problem is that the rocket wants to get more returns on Wood. This news is not difficult to understand, and do not need to do more analysis, see the framework of this transaction can understand, Riley this is another want to empty gloves white wolf ah! Dunroe's contract, expensive and long, 5 years and 90 million US dollars placed there, smashed into the hand, now want to sell? Whoever can give a big contract, not Wade? Finished giving, regret, want to find a 'fool' to take over?
Dunroe's previous performance was really good, but after getting the tens of millions of contracts, it can be said that he was completely lost. A forward pitcher who shot just 40.2 percent from the field this season and 36.9 percent from three-point range is a bit worse than before he got his contract. Wood, on the other hand, is shooting 48.2 percent this season, has a three-year, $41 million contract, and has 2 more years left. I guess, needless to say, you can see who is more cost-effective, right? Riley wants to swap, don't be funny, it's impossible! The Wood Rockets want to send them away, but without the right chips, there is a high probability that they will continue to stay in the team this season. Because the Rockets are in no hurry right now, rebuilding will definitely take years, and even more anxious are those playoff teams.