Suddenly! Rockets packed the No. 10 draw and two new stars to compete for the second place in 2019, Stone Operations was awarded A+

If the lively scene at the trade deadline can be reproduced this offseason, it will be a remarkable basketball feast.

Looking back on the week before this year's trading deadline, the basketball world was like a lake thrown into a rock, with layers of turmoil. All-star players Doncic, Butler, Lavender and Fox have all started their own new journeys and switched to new teams.

Now, the fans' eyes are focused on the Bucks' inside core Antetokounmpo, the Suns' forward player Durant, and many other stars with uncertainty in the future. Everyone is looking forward to what new trends they will have.

The Houston Rockets, which are loved and paid attention to by fans, have played pleasing basketball in the NBA regular season this season; on the offensive end, young players can not only run and jump, but everyone is willing to share the ball, making their opponents unable to defend.

On the defensive end, according to the arrangements of head coach Uduka, Dillon, Jabbarry Smith, Amen Thompson, Ethan and Adams each perform their duties, showing their magical powers, integrating their defensive talents into the team's defensive system, and making every opponent's attack come back as much as possible.

Because of the improvement in efficiency on both offense and defense, the Houston Rockets can sweep away all the powerful players and directly advance to the playoffs with the second best result in the West.

It's a pity that Shin Kyung, Jaylen Green, Jabbarry Smith, Ethan and Amen, even though they are talented, their playoff experience is approaching zero. They are suppressed by their old opponents Golden State Warriors and cannot show their true strength on both offense and defense.

What is even more regrettable is that just when Hilder, Butler and Curry were fully fired and completely took away the suspense of the game's victory or defeat, no one in Uduka's team could stand up and respond. Perhaps because of lack of experience, or because of the lack of a final decision, the Rockets still can only stop in the first round after seven bloody battles with their opponents.

There is no doubt that General Manager Stone's ultimate goal is to build a champion, and he promises to inject new talents into the team. According to NBA reporter Haynes, sources revealed that in this extremely critical offseason, the Houston Rockets plan to use Jaylen Green, Whitmore, Shepard, the No. 10 picks in 2025 and the next two first-round picks belonging to the Rockets, etc. as exchange chips to obtain Morant of the Memphis Grizzlies.

In the NBA with a lot of talents, Morant is second only to Alexander's top breakthrough expert. His ability to create scoring opportunities independently is amazing. The ball seems to be given magic in his hands, and he can get rid of the opponent's siege and blockade in an instant and find a good opportunity to score. When he started the breakthrough, he was quick and staggeringly fast, and rushed towards the basket like an arrow, making the defenders far beyond the reach.

After Morant joins the Rockets, he will undoubtedly become a powerful booster for the team's offensive firepower. His arrival will further improve the team's offensive efficiency and make the Rockets' offense more three-dimensional and aggressive. When the opponent faces the Rockets' offense with Morant, he will definitely bear greater defensive pressure.