Two players in a row, the Rockets finalized the 14+3 roster! G League MVP upgraded the forward line 4 in and 4 out of 4 in and 5 in and 6 in the overall transformation

Two players were signed in a row, and the Rockets finalized the 14+3 roster! Houston won the G League MVP and further upgraded its front line depth, and achieved a comprehensive transformation and aimed at the championship with 4 in and 4 out of the lineup.

The Rockets signed two players in a row

According to the official NBA information, the Rockets signed two new players, Isaiah Crawford and JD Davidson, using two-way contracts, filling up three quotas for two-way contracts.

Isaiah Crawford was a 24-year undrafter and is a small forward. He is 23 years old. After losing, he signed a two-way contract with the Kings.

played 15 games for the Kings in the 24-25 season, playing the role of a fringe player, and could only play for 3.1 minutes in garbage time and scored 0.9 points.

He spent the rest of the time in the G League, helping the Kings' subordinate league Stockton Kings win the G League championship. During the regular season, he averaged 13 points, 5.3 rebounds, 2.5 assists, 1.3 steals and 1.2 blocks per game, and 8.4 points, 2.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 1.2 steals and 1 block block. Comprehensive data.

Another player, JD Davidson, is also a well-known player in the G League. The 22-year-old JD Davidson was the No. 53 pick in 222. After losing the election, he signed a two-way contract with the Celtics and played for the Celtics for three consecutive years. During the period, JD Davidson gradually made a name for the Celtics and won the G League MVP. During this period, he averaged 25.6 points, 5.2 rebounds, 7.9 assists and 1.5 steals per game. The playoffs even increased the data to an exaggerated 34.7 points, 3.3 rebounds, 13.3 assists, 2 steals and 1 block.

also played 16 games for the Celtics in the 24-25 season, averaging 5.8 minutes per game in garbage time and scoring 2.1 points.

The new 14+3 roster finalized

After the Rockets signed two, Houston's new 14+3 roster was released. The specific list is as follows:

Five starting tigers: Van Jordan, Amen, Durant, Jar Jordan and Shinkin;

9 substitutes: Ethan, Adams, Capela, Finney Smith, Okogie, Tate, Jeff Green, Holiday, Shepard;

Two-way contracts: Kevin Harris, Isaiah Crawford and JD Davidson. There is still a large quota for the Rockets' roster, but according to the league regulations, the lowest basic salary contract will also reach $1.27 million, while the Rockets are currently only $1.2 million away from the hard hat, so they cannot complete the signing.

The Rockets have triggered a $194.7 million hard salary cap due to the use of full middle class special cases.

Therefore, the Rockets have basically finalized the 14+3 roster. If you want to further upgrade the roster, you will probably have to trade. Since Stone has completed magical operations one after another in the trading market, the Rockets still have a lot of chips in their hands, and they can pack up to 5 first-round picks in one go.

4 in and 4 out of the total upgrade

It is not difficult to see from the roster that the Rockets have completed a comprehensive upgrade and have solved many problems including insufficient key ball capabilities, including 4 in and 4 out of the official contract players.

4: Jaylen Green (trained for many years according to the core), Dillon (premium players during the reconstruction period, the playoffs exposed insufficient shooting and emotional stability), Langdale (8 million insecurity, premium contract for the reconstruction period), and White Demon (without progress in training for two years, the characteristics of the lone wolf are contrary to the offensive and defense concept of Uduka).

4 entry: Durant (8 for 1 and gets it at a low price, solving the key lack of ball ability), Finney Smith (filling the 3D vacancy on the back of Dillon's wing), Capela (Landale upgraded version) and Okogie (upgraded wing depth).