Three basic salary + two two-way? The Rockets plan to renew five people, and there is also a middle-class contract to use

Rockets management is relaxing in the draft this year because they have traded the draft picks.

However, the Rockets management has a lot of work to renew players, and they are working hard to retain the original team from last season.

In order to prevent opponents from poaching, the Rockets renewed the team's second center Adams with a three-year, $39 million contract in advance, who did not enter the free agent market.

At the same time, the Rockets and Van Jordan successfully reached an early contract renewal, and a two-year, $50 million contract is in line with his current level. When the Rockets just entered the second phase of reconstruction, they had sufficient salary space, and both Van Jordan and Dillon enjoyed the dividends, and their contracts were both premium.

Although Dillon made a fortune last season, he was traded as a bargaining chip. Van Jordan is the team leader in Uduka's eyes, and he stayed.

Now the Rockets are about to consider their cap space and try to avoid offering premium contracts. The Rockets plan to renew their contracts for five people, namely Tate, Jeff Green, Aaron Holiday, Dangte and Roddy, and are expected to offer three basic salary plus two two-way contracts.

ESPN famous reporter Shams revealed that the Rockets planned to sign a new contract with Tate, Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday to ensure that they will continue to play in Houston next season.

Team reporter Kelly Aiko said that the new contracts of Tate, Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday may be the basic salary.

Tate, as a mediocre undraft, was the Rockets who gave him the opportunity to realize his NBA dream. Tate signed a three-year $20.63 million contract with the Rockets in 2022. He said at the time that he could have taken more money, but he wanted to stay in Houston to play. Tate suffered injuries last season, and the data was a career low. Tate is a Rockets veteran, and his defense has been recognized by Uduka. Durant publicly praised him as a defensive player before joining the Rockets.

Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday's annual salary last season was $8 million and $4.67 million, respectively, and the Rockets had given him enough sincerity. Jeff Green and Aaron Holiday have also been recognized by Uduka. The former can play an important role in the locker room without aging, while the latter can occasionally play a role as a surprise.

Houston Chronicle reporter Danielle Lerner revealed that the Houston Rockets have issued a two-way qualification offer contract to Enfalley Dart and David Rody, and they are now restricted free agents.

Dangte is 23 meters tall and is a center forward. Roddy, 24, is a striker who is 1.93 meters tall. They played for the Vipers most of last season and were not in Uduka's plan. Despite this, the Rockets plan to keep them.

Stone is a good player in discussing contracts and controlling cap space. Danielle Lerner, a reporter from the Houston Chronicle, said that after the Rockets renewed their contract with Tate and others, they still have a full middle-class contract to use.

The full middle class contract this year is $14.1 million, which can allow the Rockets to strengthen in the free agent market.

Many Rockets fans hope that Stone can sign Houston local player Grimes. Grimes was 1.96 meters tall at the age of 25. He averaged 14.6 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3 assists and 1 steal per 27 minutes last season, with a shooting percentage of 46.7% and a three-point shooting percentage of 38.5%. He seized the opportunity to play superstar performance many times, and his offensive efficiency exceeded Jaylen Green.

Grimes has made a fortune, and NBA famous reporter Jack Fisher expects he to receive a offer of more than $14.1 million in the free agent market.