Shipping at high prices! US media suggests that Rockets 4 exchange 1 Antetokounmpo, Jaylen Green stays in the team to continue as the starter

Sabonis Jr. could not reach Jokic's level and could not be the cornerstone. The Pacers directly sent him at high prices. This season, Sa Sa averaged 19.1 points, 13.9 rebounds and 6 assists per 35 minutes per game, shooting 59% from the field and 41.7% from three-point shooting. Both the data and efficiency were good, but his team missed the playoffs.

Sengon also faces the same problem. He is the most stable player in the Rockets, but the ceiling is not enough. He is far from Jokic and cannot become the cornerstone of the team. If the Rockets replace Sengon with Jokic, they have hope to compete for the championship. But Jokic has not considered leaving the team, and Antetokounmpo may leave the Bucks.

NBC Sports' latest revelations about the Rockets have sparked heated discussions among fans. The content is that the Rockets are willing to add All-Star center Alperen Sengon as bargaining chips in Antetokounmpo's trade, and Jaylen Green and Smith Jr. may also be involved.

Rockets general manager Stone likes to buy at the bottom, and he buys when Adams' trading value is at its lowest point. Stone also likes to ship at high prices, and he once exchanged Covington for two first-round picks.

The US media recommends that the Rockets ship Sengong and Dillon at high prices, and exchange 4 for 1 Antetokounmpo. Specific trading plan: The Rockets send Alperen Sengon, Dillon Brooks, the 2025 No. 10 pick and 2031 first round pick, and get Antetokounmpo from the Bucks.

Alperen Sengon averaged 20.9 points, 11.9 rebounds and 5.3 assists per 37 minutes in the playoffs, with a shooting percentage of 45%. His trading value is at a high point and his contract cost-effectiveness is also good. The same is true for Dillon. Defensive player Dillon is 29 years old in his year of playing. His regular three-point shooting percentage per game this season is a career high, and his three-point shooting percentage is also 34.5%. The contracts for the remaining two seasons are $21.12 million and $19.99 million respectively.

In addition to shipments at high prices, Sengong and Antetokounmpo also have problems that may not be compatible in theory. At the same time, the Rockets also want to focus on cultivating Amen. If there are three players in the starting lineup, Sengon, Antetokounmpo and Amen who all need to shoot poorly at the same time, then the team's offense may be constipated.

The US media FW believes that the Rockets can allow Jaylen Green to stay in the team and continue to serve as the starting lineup. If FW's trading plan is followed, the Rockets' starting lineup next season will become point guard Van Jordan, shooting guard Jaylen Green, small forward Amen, power forward Smith Jr. and center Antetokounmpo.

Many Rockets fans hope that Jaylen Green will leave quickly, but there was news that the management still trusted him. Jaylen Green met the victims in the first round of the playoffs, performed poorly and was currently at a low point in the trading value. If the Rockets trade Jaylen Green in the offseason this year, it would be a good deal? Previously, Rockets general manager Stone publicly maintained Jaylen Green and expressed his love for Smith Jr. Although these two people have obvious shortcomings, they both shoot and are compatible with Antetokounmpo in terms of characteristics.

Jaylen Green's regular season three-point shooting percentage of 35.4% is a career high and his shooting has improved. Coincidentally, Smith Jr.'s three-point shooting percentage in the regular season this season was also 35.4%, and his three-point shooting percentage in the playoffs increased to 45.5%.

FW believes that Jaylen Green and Smith Jr. can open up space for Antetokounmpo and Amen, and potential new stars like Whitmore, Shepard and Ethan can be used as bench gangsters.

The Rockets do plan to increase the playing time of Whitmore and Shepard next season, and they can also shoot three-pointers to expand the space, adapting to Antetokounmpo.