Stone shot again. According to the news from The Athletic name Shams, the Rockets will use a two-way contract to win the new star Kenny Wuteng, who is 2.06 meters tall. Kenny Wuteng was previously a two-way contract player for the Knicks, and the Rockets will claim him after he is cut.
Kenny Wooten is 22 years old this year. He lost the election last year because he had no offensive means and was too old. Later, Kenny Wuteng proved himself by playing a total of 45 minutes and sending 10 blocks in the summer league last year. The Knicks general manager thought he still had potential to tap, so he signed him with a two-way contract.
Kenny Wuteng hasn't played in the official NBA game yet. He spent most of his time in the Development League. Last season, he averaged 7.7 points, 6.6 boards and 3.6 blocks in 25 minutes of playing time per game. Kenny Wuteng can rebound and block shots. He can only eat pie on offense, but he has good physical fitness and good height.
saw the Rockets take Kenny Wuteng, some fans began to mock them again. To tell the truth, it's hard for Mrs. Stone to cook without rice. Rockets reporter Ben DuBose bluntly said Stone did his best, and he kept keeping Jeff Green. But the Rockets can only offer a basic salary to Jeff Green, who was not satisfied and chose to join the Nets to assist Durant. Although it is also a basic salary, the Nets are more promising than the Rockets, and Jeff Green made the best choice he thought.
In addition to being unable to keep Green, the Rockets have not been able to attract strong free agents to take the initiative to cut their salaries. Harden and Westbrook were both exposed to want to leave and were involved in trading rumors. The Rockets were also considered to be rebuilt, and Stone had difficulty recruiting talent.
Judging from the Rockets reporter's evaluation of Stone and his previous operations, the new general manager of the Rockets is still level. It's just that Stone was pitted by his predecessor, General Manager White Eyed Wolf. This shameless villain seriously overdrafted the Rockets' future, left a mess, and then jumped to a high salary. Fertitta made the right decision to let him get out of this rocket cancer.
