According to a number of ** reports in the United States, Shen Jing, a Turkish interior who is called Jokic Jr. by Rockets fans, is getting better and better, and according to statistics, Shen Jing can contribute 19 to the Rockets in the first 23 regular games7 points, 9 rebounds, 5Personal data of 2 assists. The 21-year-old has already shown his all-round individual ability to the world, and the Turkish interior player still has untapped potential and is expected to become a top center on par with Jokic in the future. On the other hand, Jalen Green, who has been cultivated by the Rockets management for many years, has grown slowly in recent years, and in order to correct Shen Jing and clarify his core position, the Rockets are likely to seek a trade from Jalen Green after the future trade market opens.
A columnist from the NBA analysis network believes that the Rockets could consider reaching a deal with the Warriors to involve Jalen Green after the door to the trade market opens. and Klay Thompson's 6-for-2 blockbuster trade. The specific trade plan is that the Rockets send Jalen Green, Oladipo, Landale, Tate and two second-round picks to get Klay Thompson and Moody from the Warriors. The United States ** analysis believes that although Klay Thompson's state has declined significantly, he is still an experienced outside shooter, his rich game experience and perimeter projection ability will bring great help to the Rockets' offense, if Thompson joins the Rockets, he will form a backcourt combination with another championship point guard VanVleet, whether it is experience or personal ability, VanVleet and Klay are in the league ** Lake, with these two backcourt veterans escorting the Rockets, the hope of entering this season's playoffs has greatly increased.
After the Warriors traded Klay, the Splash Brothers will officially disintegrate, and the Warriors will get Jalen Green, Tate, and Oladipo expiring contracts and two first-round picks through this deal, providing fresh blood to the Warriors' roster and accumulating some chips for the team's rebuild. If you look at these two points alone, the Rockets added a backcourt player with championship experience through this deal to enhance the offensive threat from the outside, and the Warriors cleared up a lot of salary space through this deal, reduced the luxury tax bill, and accumulated some rebuilding resources for the team, and the deal was a win-win for the Rockets and the Warriors.
But personally, I think that Klay Thompson's state has declined significantly after returning from a major injury, and neither his outside shooting touch nor defensive ability can be compared with his peak. And Klay's contract is about to expire, and after the Rockets trade Klay to get it, they will face the problem of whether to renew his contract. Whether Klay, who is in declining form and whose contract is about to expire, is worth the Rockets' spending, and so many trade chips are debatable. To sum up, I personally feel that this deal is not a good deal for the Rockets.