3 for 7! 4 for 3! Two deals are born, and the Rockets may become big losers!
With the NBA trading deadline approaching, there have been a lot of deals so far. The Rockets, which have been seeking a deal, have not yet moved, and the prospects look more worrying.
A dozen hours ago, the NBA had two trades, both of which affected the Rockets. A 3 for 7! A 4 for 3! Both deals were made to potential rockets. In this way, it means that the Rockets' trading space is further reduced.
Specifically, the 3-for-7 deal was reached between the Blazers and the Pelicans, with the Blazers sending CJ McCollum, Larrinas and Snell, and the Pelicans sending Hart, Sarantowski, Walker, Silva, 1 first-round + 2 second-rounders. The Pelicans got CJ and Nance, then wouldn't be interested in The Rockets' Gordon.
And the 4-for-3 trade is the Pacers and the Kings. The Pacers sent Sabonis Jr., Lamb, Justin Holliday with a second round, and the Kings sent Hield, Halliburton and Tristan Thompson.
This deal, it can be said that the Pacers earned, actually got Halliburton, which is a player with the potential to build the cornerstone of the team. After the deal, many teams expressed regret: they always thought that Halliburton was not for sale, but they did not expect to be able to trade him. Obviously very sorry to miss the Halliburton deal.
These two deals were born, and the Rockets Gordon had fewer market homes. At present, the Rockets have not made any transactions, and there may be no transactions at all. I have to say that the Rockets or become big losers, a lot of offers, and finally may not send one away.
