New York Post: The source denies that the Nets Rockets have reached a verbal agreement.
News on November 19 Earlier, Nets reporter Anthony Puccio reported that the source believed that the Nets and the Rockets reached a “verbal agreement” and Harden would go to the Nets. Formed the Big Three with Durant and Irving.
Today, "New York Post" reporter Brian Lewis reported that his source denied the report.
Haynes: The Rockets and the losing guard Trevelin Quinn reached a signing agreement
November 20th Haynes reported that the losing free agent Trevelin Queen (Trevelin Queen, the white-clothed player in the picture) reached an agreement with the Rockets Signed a contract.
Trevelin Quinn is from Mexico State University and serves as a guard on the court. He played a total of 26 games in the 2019-20 season, averaging 13.2 points, 5.2 rebounds and 2.4 assists.
is fast! Netizens found Westbrook's Instagram has followed Knicks rookie Toppin
November 20th. In today's draft, the Knicks selected power forward Obi Toppin with the eighth pick.
Rockets star Westbrook followed the rookie.
combined with the previous rumors of Westbrook and the Knicks, Westbrook's move has a lot of fans' imagination.
Green Army reporter: After studying Harden, the Celtics are strongly advised to stay away from this transaction.
November 20 News According to reporter Steve Bulpett, the Celtics did some research on Harden and then decided not to participate in it. in transaction.
"A source from the West told me that the Celtics did do some research on James Harden to decide whether to pursue the deal, and they were strongly advised to stay away. The way Houston fell apart did not leave many people behind. Good impression."
Stein: Jr. Rivers jumped out of the contract and became a fully free agent
November 20, according to Stein, Rockets guard Jr. Rivers jumped out of the contract and became a fully free agent.
In the 19-20 season, Rivers averaged 8.8 points, 2.6 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game.
Shams: The Rockets implement Enwaba’s 1.8 million team option
November 20, according to Shams reports, the Rockets implement guard David Enwaba’s $1.8 million team option for the 20-21 season.
In June of this year, Nwaba, who was laid off by the Nets, signed a two-year contract with the Rockets.
Nwaba played 20 games with the Nets last season, averaging 5.2 points and 2.3 rebounds. Can't understand
? Rockets boss Fertitta quickly forwarded the Warriors’ 134 million luxury tax news
, November 20, according to previous reports, if the Warriors and Thunder’s deal is concluded, after absorbing the 14.4 million Ubre, the Warriors’ luxury tax will be as high as 134 million.
Salary experts calculated the salaries of the Warriors. Ubre will increase the luxury tax by 68 million yuan. Rocket boss Fertitta immediately forwarded the calculation results of the salary experts. I don’t know why, and then proceeded. delete.
After sending away Ariza, the Rockets' salary dropped to $15 million below the luxury tax line.
Timberwolves reporter: The team has tried to trade Tucker
November 20. According to previous reports, the Rockets insider PJ Tucker was angry about his contract.
According to the Timberwolves reporter Darren Wolfson, the team tried to trade Tucker but failed.
According to previous reports, the Heat are also eyeing Tucker.
Rockets reporter: The Rockets will convert McClemo’s contract to a guaranteed contract to keep him.
November 20, according to the Rockets team reporter Fagan, a source revealed that the Rockets will leave McClemo and let him His contract was converted to guaranteed. Mike Lemo’s contract for the 2020-21 season is $2,283,034, but it is not guaranteed.
2019-20 regular season, McClemo averagedCan get 10.1 points, 2.2 rebounds and 0.8 assists in 22.8 minutes.
Fagan: The Rockets are expected to sign Jeff Green back during the offseason.
November 20 According to the team reporter Fagan revealed that the Rockets are expected to sign back inside player Jeff Green during the offseason.
Green averaged 22.6 minutes per game last season, contributing 12.2 points and 2.9 rebounds.
name: I think the Rockets are ready to enter the "post-Harden era"
November 20th, ESPN Sports reporter Tim McMahon said on the podcast that he thinks the Rockets’ current moves are like preparations for reconstruction. They are ready to enter the "post-Harden era".
"I think the goal of the Rockets now is not to mend the relationship with Harden. They seem to be ready to put him on the shelf. Harden wants to leave, the Rockets understand, but this does not mean Harden will definitely be able to go. Go where he wants to go.
Although Fertitta also likes Westbrook, Harden is the driving force behind the Rockets' acquisition of Westbrook last year. It’s no secret.
's progress in the Harden deal is better than I expected Much faster, they are ready to enter the'post-harden era.' The
rocket's argument is that they want a young cornerstone of the team, and a similar Zhu-Holiday pick (Jiu-Holiday It’s the 17th pick in the first round). This is the prerequisite for the trade discussion.
And can you find a young team building stone in the Nets? Do you think Lever or Dinwiddie is like this The player?" McMahon said.
Nets GM talks about Harden rumors: Our business is crazy and must be flexible.
November 20th News Nets General Manager Sean Marks talked about the rumors about trading with Rockets star James Harden at today's conference.
"This industry will never have a boring time for one minute and one second. You will often be affected by rumors. You have to pay attention to see how far the Nets have gone. Obviously, we are very happy to have the current lineup, not just With Durant, Irving, Le Vere, and Allen, you have to spend time on the roster."
"For those who have the opportunity to leave, like you said, wearing black and white jerseys, This is the most important thing. We are in a crazy industry, and things around us are always changing. You have to be flexible and changeable to maintain a season like this." Max said.
According to previous reports, Harden wants to go to the Nets and other teams that can compete.
