Shin Kyung posted a message to Houston! Kelly Iko: Rockets boss is looking forward to the letter + Amen combination

On May 21, Shin Kyung posted on social media, summarizing the results of this season. Shin Kyung expressed his gratitude to the city of Houston and said that the past season has been great. Recently, Shin Kyung has also been deeply involved in transaction rumors. According to multiple media reports, the Rockets management hopes to send Shin Kyung away and get Bucks forward Antetokounmpo. The latter is highly consistent with Shin Kyung in terms of play, so this is one of the reasons why the Rockets sent Shin Kyung away. This season, Shin Kyung was not only selected as the All-Star, but also averaged 20 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists and 1 steal per game.

According to Rockets reporter Kelly Iko, Rockets boss Filtita is very much looking forward to the forward combination of Antetokounmpo and Amen Thompson, and is willing to continue to strengthen the shooter group for this pair of forward combinations. According to Sam Amick, the Rockets are unwilling to send away three players, Jaylen Green, Jabbarry Smith and Reed Shepard, in any transaction, and use them as the team's long-term plan. Uduka said at the season summary press conference that the Rockets need to add more pitchers this summer. These three players have the best shooting stability in the Rockets lineup.

Salary expert Bobby Mark said that the Rockets will deal with multiple contract renewals this summer, including VanVleet, Smith, Ethan, Adams and others. If the Rockets succeed in getting Antetokounmpo, the Rockets may leave one among Ethan and Smith. Subsequently, the transaction simulation website simulated 2 transactions for the Rockets. In the first move, the Rockets sent Shin Kyung, Ethan, Brooks, as well as the Rockets' first round picks in 25, 29 and 31, and the first round swap rights in 28 and 30, and got the Bucks' Antetokounmpo. In the second move, the Rockets sent Van Vleet, Whitmore, and the Suns' first round pick in 27 and 29 years, the Nets' swap rights in 27 years, and the Mavericks' swap rights in 29 years, and Durant was awarded.