Congratulations to the Rockets! Refusing to be poached by opponents, 6 people stayed in the team to ensure stability! One person s annual salary increased by 3 million

If we look at the book strength alone, the Rockets really don’t have that kind of top superstar. The Rockets' only All-Star this season is European center Alperen Shinkyung, but he was not selected for the All-Season in the end. As the second team in the Western Conference in the regular season, no player can be selected into the best team. From this we can see that the Rockets players lack star flavor and lack the top superstars. However, Rockets coach Uduka has the ability to pinch these players together to form strong combat power, which is also Uduka's extraordinary feature.

This season, the Rockets' offensive end depends on their feel, and pass the ball to whoever feels better, so that he can score more points. Team basketball is also one of the Rockets' offensive methods. On the defensive end, the Rockets are even the top in the league - the Rockets have a large number of defensive players, such as Adams, Amen Thompson, Dillon Brooks, Ethan, and even Smith Jr. They are all top-notch defensive players in the league. In the second team, Tate and Langdale are also good defensive players. Even in the Rockets' edge lineup, Enfalley Dent is also a easy-to-use and inexpensive basket protection center.

Now the Rockets' Smith and Ethan are attracted by the Suns. The Suns have already spoken and want to get their Durant's words. The Suns refuse to accept Jaylen Green. They ask the Rockets for Dillon Brooks, Ethan or Smith Jr. as bargaining chips, of course the Rockets will definitely not give it. It can be seen that although the Rockets lack first-class superstars, their role-player lineup is still quite strong, especially these young players, who are often seen by other teams, but the Rockets now seem to refuse to dig their feet.

In addition to the players, the Rockets' coaching staff has actually been targeted by many teams. The Knicks wanted the Rockets coach Uduka before, but the Rockets directly refused. Roy Ive, the Rockets' assistant coach, was also attracted by other teams, but the Rockets did not intend to let him go. According to Rockets' follower reporter Carey Iko, although several Rockets' assistant coaches have received attention from other teams, the Rockets are expected to retain their current coaching team.

The Rockets have now signed a long-term contract renewal with Uduka. Previously, Uduka signed a four-year contract of 28 million, with an average annual salary of 7 million. Now according to reports, Uduka's salary will rise to tens of millions of dollars, which means that Uduka will directly increase its salary by 3 million US dollars per year in the future, which is also a reward for a series of contributions to Uduka. At the same time, Uduka's coaching team, such as Ben Sullivan, Roy Ivey, Garrett Jackson, Hodges, Mike Moser and Wel Dunn, plans to return to the Rockets next season and not go to other teams.

So here we can also congratulate the Houston Rockets. None of their players and coaches have been poached by other teams. The Rockets' excellent coaching team will appear on the sidelines next season. Although the Rockets' coaching staff lacks the D'Antoni-like offensive coaches, these coaches are very young and have an online defense. The coaching staff made great contributions to the team's defensive system built by the team. Six assistant coaches of the Rockets stayed at the team, and Rockets coach Uduka signed a long-term contract, so the Rockets don’t have to worry about the coaching staff being broken up next season. If a superstar can be introduced, the Rockets' lineup will be stronger next season.