The Rockets signed four players in a row, the deadlock guard returned to Houston, and Stone recruited players for the Vipers?

The preseason has ended, and everyone should be quite satisfied with the Rockets' performance. But the Rockets management seems to have not stopped. Before the official start of the regular season, there is still an opportunity to adjust and upgrade the lineup. In particular, the performance of several Rockets two-way players is not particularly stable.

So the management took action. The Rockets signed four players in a row, and guard Dayshon Knicks returned to Houston during the period of failure. It's just that General Manager Stone seems to be recruiting for the G-League's trumpet Viper. After all, Dayshon Knicks and Caleb McConnell only signed symbolic contracts with the Rockets, and were subsequently laid off at the speed of light. Dayshon Knicks was a five-star high school student at the time. However, he skipped college and went directly to the Development League's Ignite team, which became a turning point in Dayshon Knicks' destiny. He developed many bad habits, and even his body quickly gained weight, and he simply became an undrafted player. Even after entering the NBA, Dayshon Knicks also performed dismally. Especially when he was playing for the Rockets, he was ridiculed for having a bad weapon. Because the Rockets were rebuilding in those years, using Dayshon Knicks more often led to an increase in losses, which was conducive to improving the draft pick. Of course, he is in the Development League and can indeed reduce the dimensionality and strike. Therefore, the Rockets re-signed and quickly waived him. There is a high probability that he is really prepared for the Viper.

As for Caleb McConnell, everyone may not know that much. He signed with the Thunder two years ago, but was quickly waived. After that, Caleb McConnell stayed in the Development League for a long time, this time as the Rockets' Viper. By sending away his old acquaintance Samuels in exchange for the signing rights of Caleb McConnell and Greg Brown, this gave everyone more opportunities to get to know him.

The situation of the other two players may be slightly different. If they are in good condition, they will have the opportunity to fight for two-way contracts and stay with the Rockets. Vernon Carey Jr. was as famous as Edwards at first, but his career development was very different. He has played for the Charlotte Hornets, Washington Wizards and Utah Jazz, but he was basically a bum and soon faded out of people's sight.

As an undrafted player, Counsell has played for the 76ers for the past two seasons. As an ordinary rotation substitute, his data and performance are not bad. It's just that the 76ers have too many backcourt reserves, and even Grimes can only get a cheap contract. Naturally, they won't keep Consil. Therefore, among the four players signed by the Rockets, he should be the most promising one.