American Records expects the Rockets to renew their contract with two veterans! Adams is too reasonable, VanVleet may exceed 30 million

On June 10, 2025, the NBA playoffs have reached the finals, and many teams have also begun to prepare for next season. There are really not many big-name stars that the Rockets can trade in the offseason. At present, Antetokounmpo chooses to stay in the Bucks, and it seems that only Durant can choose to make it.

In addition to trading, the Rockets also have many choices in renewing the original players. Will VanVleet, who is controversial this season and Adams, who is shining, stay with the team next season? According to TA reporter Sam Vecenie when he participated in the show this week, the Rockets are expected to sign a three-year, $90 million to $100 million contract with VanVly, while Adams' contract is expected to be three-year, $42 million to $45 million.

For Adams, his performance in the regular season and playoffs this year is indeed worth a contract renewal. An annual salary of about 15 million seems to be more reasonable. After all, the current league has slowly transformed, and outstanding inside players are indeed a relatively scarce resource. Van Vliott's contract of more than $30 million seems to be a bit too big. You should know that it is difficult for him to play a final role in the game, and it is difficult to organize the offense as the core player of the team during the game. The stability of the game is also very average, so you should be cautious about whether the Rockets want to use a contract of more than $30 million to leave Van Vliot.

At present, it is unlikely that the Rockets will make major adjustments during the offseason. Next season, the team may rely more on the team's defensive system and the progress of core players such as Amen, Green, and Shin Kyung on the offensive end to have a chance to make a breakthrough next season.