The Rockets confirmed renewing the contract with Aquaman, the Lakers have no chance, 39 million in three years is something that Los Angeles can t afford

On June 15, NBA famous reporter Shams reported that Steven Adams of the free market has confirmed that he will renew his contract with the Rockets, which is a three-year contract worth $39 million. Last season, Adams' playoff performance conquered the Rockets' management, and allowed other teams to see that Adams still has good strength and wanted to take action to grab it. In particular, the Lakers, who traded Thick Brows, continued to make up for the weakest link in the inside line.

But now, the Lakers may be disappointed. The Rockets threw out a three-year, $39 million contract, which is a little more than Adams expected $12 million, not to mention that Texas' tax is lower than Los Angeles. The Lakers management is also helpless because the team's salary space is basically locked, and there is only a mini middle class worth about 5.7 million US dollars, which is really short of money. If the Lakers want to strengthen, only Capela can do trades in the market at present.

If the Lakers want to make a deal, Caraxton, who is currently the Nets, is clearly going to sell. As for the previous targets such as Gafford and Kessler, the home team may still be reluctant to let go. The Lakers have the chips that can be traded in their hands. If Reeves refuses to renew his contract in advance, they will probably trade Reeves. Reeves' defensive performance in the playoffs made the Lakers think that he is not worthy of his annual salary of more than 30 million, so the team plans to trade Reeves. After Adams renewed his contract, the Rockets basically had no operations. The team's core players Jaylen Green and Shin Kyung-hai are very young and can still make progress, so the team will not have too much reinforcement. Next, the Rockets will pay attention to the team's shooting improvements, and it is likely to trade for the Nets' "Huang Zhong" Johnson.