Official announcement! The Rockets renewed their three-year contract with the inside gate, averaging 4+5 per game, and the Houston interior defense is worry-free

The Rockets are now chasing Durant with all their might, but then again, the Rockets' chips seem to be difficult to impress the Suns. According to reports, the Rockets only want to send out their starting guard Jaylen Green and the No. 10 pick, and of course they need to add some extra points. If you exchange for a superstar like Durant, such a bargaining chip is probably not something the Suns are willing to accept.

It is also reported that the Suns responded very coldly to the Rockets' quotation. In other words, the Rockets can only take out such chips, and the Suns are unwilling to accept it. There is even news that if the Suns get Jaylen Green, they will immediately trade Jaylen Green and let Jaylen Green go to a third-party team, such as the Nets, Hornets or the Chicago Bulls, which may be one of Jaylen Green's next homes.

In other words, the Suns are not optimistic about Jaylen Green. Their Booker is the core of the team and the cornerstone of the team building. With Booker in there, and Durant's draft pick, the Suns may become a top team again in 2 to 3 years, and now Jaylen Green seems to be unable to satisfy the Suns. So the Suns want the Rockets to increase their chips and increase their quotations, but the Rockets don't seem to be willing to do so.

In fact, the Rockets are not in a hurry now, because Van Vritte is likely to stay in the team, and he may re-sign a long-term contract with the Rockets with a lower salary. In addition, the Rockets' inside line has become perfect now: Alperen Shinkyung has been training hard this summer, and Langdale and Jeff Green have also trained together before. The better news for the Rockets is that their 31-year-old veteran Steven Adams finally signed a contract with the Rockets - Adams and the Rockets signed a three-year, 39 million contract extension.

And today, on June 19, the Rockets officially announced that they officially signed a contract extension with Adams. This tall and strong inside gate will stay with the Rockets for the next three years. He has also become Shin Kyung's best partner in the inside: he can be Shin Kyung's first substitute, or he can partner with Shin Kyung for a long time like in the playoffs, becoming a member of the Rockets' double tower lineup. Shin Kyung has also won a top defensive partner. Even if Shin Kyung's defense is not good next season, there will be no problems.

Adams' tactical status will only improve next season. After all, the Rockets have won too many games using the double tower tactics this season, and coach Uduka has also tasted too many sweet things. This season, Adams played 57 times for the Rockets, averaging 3.9 points and 5.7 rebounds per game, with a shooting percentage of 54%; he averaged 5.7 points, 6.6 rebounds and 1.1 blocks per game in the playoffs, and his shooting percentage reached 60%. The Rockets kept Adams with an average annual salary of 13 million, which was really a great contract renewal.

In fact, in the offseason, many teams are chasing Adams, such as the Los Angeles Lakers, who lack centers, have always wanted Adams. But in the end, Adams still thought of the Rockets' trust in him and chose to continue to play in Space City. The Rockets kept Adams, which was equivalent to leaving behind an inside defensive gate and a very ideal teammate - after all, Adams was very popular and was very popular with his teammates. With him, the Rockets' locker room will become more stable.