After the Jazz were eliminated, there were many rumors in the league about Donovan Mitchell and Rudy Gobert, and even though Gobert had refuted them, the jazz's dissolution of the pair was a very likely reality.
So if the Jazz do break up the duo, it could be an opportunity for the rocket to accelerate its rebuilding. So if the Rockets were to push for a deal involving Mitchell or Gobert, what assets could they send? In an article, the US media NB Lindbergh analyzed the chips that the rocket can send:
Trade with Gobert: John Wall, 2022 first-round pick (two first-rounders from the Rockets or nets)
Trades with Mitchell: Jaylen Green or Alperen Shenkin, 2022 first-round picks (from the Rockets), 2022 first-round picks (from the Nets), players with matching salary space
So for the Rockets they should trade Gobert or Mitchell? If you look at the above two trade plans, the Rockets should not trade any player. After all, the Rockets are a team in the reconstruction stage, and their trade to Gobert doesn't actually mean much, at least Gobert will not be the player who makes the Rockets a competitive team.
As for pushing for a deal involving Mitchell at the expense of Green or Shin Kyung plus multiple first-round picks, this is a plan that the Rockets should avoid, compared to the Rockets should build a lineup with better prospects around Green and Shin Kyung and even future high-ranking rookies.