I have to talk about a contract signed 3 days ago. Jerian Grant, who has played for 5 seasons in the league, is the elder brother of Jeremy Grant. He has played for the Knicks, Bulls, Magic and Wizards. Serving as a point guard, he has a mature style of play, but his shooting is poor, his ability to finish off the basket is relatively strong, and his physical condition is better. The template for the draft was Reggie Jackson. The player
is not as good as his younger brother. He belongs to the player who wanders between the development league and the professional league. He is one of the best in the development league, but he averages only single-digit points per game in the professional league. He was a top starter. Last year, he was signed by the Wizards to play 6 games because of the rematch. Prior to this, he has been playing in the Wizards' Development League. The average 15+5+5 per game is very eye-catching. The Rockets still give him a chance to prove himself .
's one-year contract, basically depends on his preseason performance to determine his position, whether it is the development league or the bench player has the final say, but personally feel that 80% of it still has to sit on the bench, after all, the Rockets are also In the reconstruction, will not easily let go of a talented player.
Except for Jerian Grant, Wooten and Mason are on two-way contracts. Gerald Green, Cousins, Quinn, Thomas, and Clemmons are non-guaranteed contracts. Among these players, everyone is familiar with Cousins and the nine-finger dunk king, these two players are the strongest and should stay on the bench. Only other players will go or stay depending on the preseason and training camp performance.
and the most likely to be the first to leave is Jerian Grant. Although the physical fitness is very good, but he did not play a big role in the 6 games with the Wizards, just to make up for the vacancy of number one, if you stay too Sitting on the bench as a tea man.
