The Rockets three-generation team of old, middle-aged and young players is perfectly combined & the road to sprinting to the championship is no longer a luxury

On June 29, Houston media published an analysis: The NBA Rockets in the new season are very fast in the offseason. They quickly completed the lineup upgrade, which is more decisive than any team in the league. They not only retained major core young players such as Shin Kyung and Amen, but also renewed the contract with center Adams and champion defender Van Vreet, who was in their year of playing, but also recruited superstar Durant, and are continuing to discuss contract renewal with three veterans including Tate, Jeff Green, and Aaron Holiday, which has truly formed a lineup that combines the three generations of old, middle-aged and young, and their future journey to sprint for the championship is brilliant.

At present, the new generation of the Rockets' strength is progressing at its peak: Shin Kyung has initially demonstrated his dominance in the interior, and his aggressiveness has entered the top ten centers in the league; Amen Thompson can be said to be a truly perfect core offensive and defensive talent; Tanhualang Shepard has the potential of a cold-blooded killer, which is worth looking forward to; Jabbarri Smith Jr. and Tari Ethan combine the two swords, and he works diligently on the defensive end, which is the real inside wing defensive gate needed by the Rockets.

, center Adams, who was at the peak of his career, still performed well on the defensive end of the playoffs; Van Vreet's iron-blooded attributes of the champion guard were also verified in the playoffs, and he was not ruthless at critical moments; Tate and Aaron Holiday can also continue to make positive contributions to the defensive end and organization of the substitute lineup.

And the most valuable thing is that the Rockets' important signings have come to super star Durant. Although he is 37 years old, he can still easily score 25+5+5 data. This stability is not a problem in the next two years; he once again left behind the championship veteran forward Jeff Green, who has the role of a super big brother in the locker room as a model.