Fire Record reveals that signing Okogie is for defense! Stone has 13 runs in 34 days and has a full score of 10 wingspan of over 7 feet

The Rockets signed former KD Suns teammate Okogie with a basic salary of 3.1 million yuan a year. This signing brought the Rockets' roster to 14+1 (14 guaranteed roster + 1 two-way contract), which also means that the Rockets' operations this summer have basically come to an end. Let's summarize Stone's operations this summer.

June 19: A three-year, 39 million contract renewal contract with Adams;

June 20: Renewed coach Uduka, with an average salary of up to 8 digits;

June 23: Dillon + Green + 10th pick + 5 rotations to KD;

June 26: A two-year, 5,000,000,000, and the team won a full middle class special case;

June 30: Renewed Xiao Jia for 5 years and $122 million;

June 30: Cut off two-way contract forward McVeigh;

July 1: 1 year, 3 million contract renewal;

July 1: Veteran Jeff Green renewed the basic salary;

July 1: Veteran's basic salary renewed the basic salary;

July 1: Signed Finney Smith in four years 53 million;

July 1: Signed first and then signed Capela for three years 21.5 million;

July 14: Cut Neway and signed Matthews with training camp contract;

July 23: Signed Okogie with a basic salary of 3.1 million;

In just 34 days, Stone operated 13 times. He created a championship lineup for this Rockets. Stone's operation this summer will definitely be full. Although Frank Lawrence of the Clippers also has some operations, it is far from the Rockets.

The Rockets signed Okogie with 10 players on the roster with a wingspan of more than 7 feet (2.13 meters):

- Amen Thompson (7 feet 0 / 2.13 meters);

- Josh Okogie (7 feet 0 / 2.13 meters);

- Finney Smith (7 feet 0 / 2.13 meters);

- Shinkyung (7 feet 0 / 2.13 meters);

- Smith (7 feet 1 / 2.16 meters);

- Jeff Green (7 feet 1 / 2.16 meters);

- Tari Ethan (7 feet 2 / 2.18 meters);

- Steven Adams (7-foot-5 / 2.26 meters);

- Clint Capela (7-foot-5 / 2.26 meters);

- Kevin Durant (7-foot-5 / 2.26 meters);

Rockets reporter Adam Spolane clearly revealed that Uduka wants Okoggi to defend and rebounds for the sake of defense and rebounds at all. Last season, the focus of the Rockets was on defense and rebounding was the same in the new season. We can be not accurate but fight for the frontcourt rebounds and can attack for a second time. Okoggi averaged 2.8 rebounds per game last season and 1.1 frontcourt rebounds.