According to the NBA reporter's breaking news, the Rockets signed two signs and one cut, signed Uncle Mu's nephew Kabenguele + sharpshooter Matthews Jr., and cut Anthony Lamb.
Keith Smith reported that the Rockets signed a contract with Carbon Guelle and have added him to the team's roster on the official website.
Fiondo Carbenguele, 24 years old 2.06 meters tall 2 meters 21 arm span, from the University of Florida, is the 2019 No. 27 show, can play forwards and centers, born in Canada, he once admitted to the show as the nephew of former Rockets center Uncle Mu. Pre-draft experts believed that Carbonguele was talented and had the opportunity to become an offensive and defensive player.
Carbonguele played 35 games with the Clippers, failing to impress management before being traded to the Kings. The king also had no patience to cultivate and cut off Kabenguele. The Cavaliers signed him off and gave him some chances to play. Carbonguele played 39 games with the Cavaliers, averaging 2.4 points and 1.5 boards in 7 minutes per game, shooting 37% from the field and 26% from three-point range, reminiscent of the Rockets' Anthony Lamb who couldn't shoot or defend himself.
Carbon Guelle was cut by the Cavaliers 6 days ago and the Rockets signed him off. Carbon guelleh was supposed to get a training camp contract, after which he would be cut and join the Vipers.
Kelly Iko reported that the Rockets would sign Garrison Matthews on a two-way contract, with Lamb being cut.
Fagan said stone was unhappy with Lamb and was ready to give him up and sign a player who could help the Rockets.
The Rockets are in desperate need of three-point shooters who can open up space for Porter Jr. and Green, and Matthews meets the requirements. Garrison Matthews, 24 years tall 1.96, played in the Wizards for two years, shooting 42.9% from three-point range in the regular season, shooting more than 90% from the free throw line, shooting confidently, playing hard, but other aspects of the skill is lackluster. Matthews had previously turned down a two-way contract offered to him by the Green Army, and his willingness to join the Rockets should be that he would get more opportunities to play.
Rockets general manager Stone never shouted the slogan of rushing the playoffs for the new season, and he knew in his heart that this team would be difficult to break through in the Wild West.
The NBA official website announced the new season team strength list, the Rockets strength of the second to last, only a little stronger than the Thunder. Many fans who support continued to swing the game joked that the Rockets' ranking was overrated.
The latest market value of the Rockets was also announced, and the boss Fertita received good news. Fertitta originally bought the Rockets for $2.2 billion, and forbes announced that the team is currently worth $2.75 billion, ranking 8th in the NBA and $3.2 billion in the 7th place Nets.
Although harden was lost, the Rockets selected talented new stars such as Green and Seunggun, and the future can be expected, and the market value can continue to rise.