The Rockets are ranked by the Rockets: revealing that Shin Kyung Amen does not sell products, and hopes that Stone will win the championship lineup in four steps

On May 31, NBA reporter Kevin O'Connor revealed that the Houston Rockets are considering trading the 2025 No. 10 pick, whether it is upward trading, exchange for a star, or exchange for future draft picks, just like the Spurs picked Dillingham and sent to the Timberwolves.

As soon as the news came out, Houston revealed on his personal social media that he was willing to exchange for the superstars for the No. 10 lottery: Giannis Antetokounmpo, Devin Booker, Kevin Durant. (That's right, the 37-year-old KD ranks last because his age/defense is not in line with this Rockets)

Rockets reporter David Weiner mentioned in the interaction with fans: 1. I like the Rockets' current young players. I don't insist on getting superstars. I think downward trading is also a feasible solution;

2. I think it is very difficult to get Giannis on draft night. If I can't get him, it is possible to trade downward or upward draft picks.

3. I am still interested in KD. We can exchange it as long as the price is right, but I think Shin Kyung and Amen have enough advantages. If they want to get these two people in the transaction, then I will never trade. I think it’s enough to stick to the future. These two people rank in my mind in no particular order.

4. The Rockets' ideal offseason state, exchanging relatively low value for Giannis; Van Vleet and Adams both accepted lower salaries and returned to Houston; Jabbarry Smith and Tari Ethan reached an early contract renewal with the team; all young players stayed here to develop.

In other words, Shin Kyung and Amen are not selling products and will not appear in any transaction. Some superstars can be intentional but cannot be blindly allowed. Those with high prices will refuse unless they are willing to lower the asking price.

Text/Yan Xiaobai: Rocket Observation