Durant s subsequent trade! The Rockets strengthen the outside line, and you can choose these players!

Durant has faced key trends after joining. The Rockets strengthened the outside line to lock in three major targets

After successfully attracting Kevin Durant, the Houston Rockets' ambition to win the championship was obvious. However, the team knows that Durant's single-core leadership alone is not enough to ensure the championship, and the external reinforcement is imminent. Recently, the US media "Open-Air Stand" provided highly targeted reinforcement suggestions for the Rockets. Three players, Luke Kennard, Malcolm Brogden and Malik Beasley, entered the Rockets' vision and are expected to become Rockets' right-hand assistants on the outside.

Luke Kennard: Cold-blooded killer on the outside

Kennard is a top scorer in the league. In his nine seasons of his career, his three-point shooting percentage averaged 43.8%, and his shooting percentage exceeded 40% in seven seasons. After joining the Grizzlies last season, he averaged 8.9 points, 2.8 assists, 3.3 rebounds and 0.8 assists per game, and his three-point shooting percentage was as high as 43.3%. The Grizzlies' salary structure is currently relatively tight. If the Rockets can give a contract of $12 million to $15 million, they may attract them. Kennard's arrival will undoubtedly greatly improve the stability of the Rockets' external projection.

Malcolm Brogden: Double-Energy Guard versatile

Brogden is an experienced double-Energy Guard. He plays for the Trail Blazers this season, averaging 19.1 points, 4.1 rebounds and 6.2 assists per game, and his three-point shooting percentage reaches 37.4%. Brogden has excellent organizational skills, can sort out the team's offense and create good scoring opportunities for his teammates. His scoring methods are also quite rich, and whether it is mid- and long-distance shooting or breakthrough layups, they are quite threatening. More importantly, Brogden has had experience in cooperating with Rockets coach Uduka and is very familiar with each other, which will help him quickly integrate into the Rockets' tactical system. The Trail Blazers are currently in the reconstruction stage, and the Rockets can try to get Brogdon through trades to inject new vitality into the team's outside offense and organization.

Malik Beasley: Offensive firepower point

Beasley is also a player who is good at outside shooting. In the Lakers this season, he averaged 11.6 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.1 assists per game, and his three-point shooting percentage is 37.3%. Beasley has excellent three-point shooting ability and scoring explosiveness, and can quickly open the situation in the game and provide the team with much-needed offensive firepower. His contract is extremely cost-effective and his salary will be only $15.5 million next season. If the Rockets can sign it, they will have a very threatening scoring point on the outside and enrich the team's offensive choices.

If the Rockets successfully sign one or more of Kennard, Brogdon and Beasley after getting Durant, the team's outside strength will be greatly improved. Of course, the introduction of players also requires comprehensive consideration of various factors such as salary space and chemical reactions. But no matter what, every move of the Rockets in this offseason has attracted much attention, and fans are also looking forward to the team creating glory in the new season and launching a strong impact on the championship.