Rockets players like Jeshaun Tate, Jaylen Green and Alperen Shenkin were all given the opportunity to compete in the All-Star Weekend and Rising Stars Tournaments. And the three rising stars also expressed their excitement about this opportunity:
"A lot of people are congratulating me and saying they're happy for me," Tate said, "and it's great to be back in my hometown for the All-Star Weekend of my dreams." ”
As for Shin Kyung and Green, they also expressed their excitement about participating in this event:
"I think it's great, it's something I've dreamed of," Green said, "and I'm super excited." ”
Shin kyung also hopes that this is not the last time he will participate in All-Star Weekend:
"I'm really happy, really happy that I was able to do it in my first year of my career and that I represent my country."
There is no doubt that this all-Star tour will be a very valuable experience for all three young players.
On the other hand, according to Jack Fisher, a reporter for the Open Stand, the latest news is that the Suns seem to be a team with greater interest in Rockets backcourt veteran Eric Gordon:
But Jack Fisher also said that one of the Suns' main chips is to get rid of Saric's $8.5 million contract, which is one of the chips that will help match Gordon's contract. In addition, the Suns can theoretically still send out the post-2024 draft picks.
Gordon has averaged 14.3 points, 3.1 assists and 42.9 percent three-point shooting per game this season, one of the most efficient seasons of his career.
Finally, according to Heavy, the Heat are interested in the Rockets' core interior Lineman Christian Wood:
"I have to think the Rockets want to get more out of this deal," said one NBA general manager, "and with the style they've done over the last few weeks, I'd say it's definitely the case." ”
Wood is a very important part of this Rockets team, and he has always been the best performer in this Rockets team.