The Rockets are crazy about offseason, signing Durant, taking Finney, recalling Capela! They want to compete for the championship!

With the NBA Finals and Drafts completed, the league’s offseason craze is taking the spotlight.

Phoenix Suns forward Kevin Durant will head to the Houston Rockets. Teams across the league are following former MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo and his future with the Milwaukee Bucks.

But the most active part of this offseason is undoubtedly the Houston Rockets. The chips saved in the previous few seasons are in this summer, and they are crazy operations.

The first thing is to use Dillon plus the draft to exchange for Durant, this All-Star veteran. It undoubtedly adds confidence and limitation to young players like the Rockets.

Today, Rockets Management continued to strengthen the lineup and won the Lakers' player Finnish Mies with a four-year, $53 million contract. Yesterday it was reported that Finny rejected the Lakers' player option contract of 15.38 million next season, hoping to get a long-term contract. It is obvious that the Lakers rejected this proposal.

In addition, center Clint Capela has agreed to a three-year, $21.5 million contract with the Houston Rockets. Capela was drafted by the Rockets in 2014, where he spent six seasons before being traded to the Atlanta Hawks in 2020. At the same time, the Rockets' lineup depth will be unsatisfactory next season. The defense includes Finnish Mies, Amen Thompson, insider Shinkin, Capela and Adams, although the latter two are older. But the ability to defend the frame still exists. Scores by Durant, VanVleet.

And the Rockets' young players have grown up again. Although Green has been sent away, the growth curve of others is still towards the stars! It can only be said that the Rockets think that there is enough time to endure. There will be some results next season!