The Rockets have not had John Wall play this past season, mainly because the Rockets, who are in the stage of a complete rebuilding, prefer to develop young players rather than let Wall have playing time on the court.
It is reported that Wall will execute the player option this offseason, and according to the US media Michael Scott, the Rockets will either trade Wall or buy out his contract next:
Considering that Wale's contract still has an annual salary of $47.4 million and the value of his deal, this is really the only two options left for the Rockets.
On the other hand, some NBA insiders still believe the Lakers may try again to push for the Westbrook and Wall deals this offseason:
Westbrook and Wall are both players with similar contracts but the same transaction value is not high, in contrast, Wall will indeed be the player who is more suitable for the Lakers, but what choice the Lakers will eventually make is still unknown.
Finally, it should be mentioned that Rockets rising star Alperen Shintin will return to his hometown turkey for training after the rookie season:
"I'll eat well," said the sen police, "I can eat anything here, but it's not like Turkish food, where everything will get better." ”
"Of course I miss my family, my countrymen, and I miss Turkish food very much now."
Considering that Shin Kyung has indeed performed very well so far this season, whether he can continue to grow in the offseason will also be the key to his career.
So far this season, Shin Kyung has averaged 30.9 minutes per game and has 16.8 points, 10 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 1.3 blocks.