#houston-rockets

#houston-rockets

Another rumor emerged recently that the Detroit Pistons, who could use a bit of 3-point marksmanship help, are also contemplating a move for White. Now, a new team has emerged as a possible White suitor: the Houston Rockets. Sidery suggests that Chicago team president Arturas Karnisovas could be open to a deal surrounding a future Houston first-round draft pick (the Rockets have many), plus the contract of a veteran like Dorian Finney-Smith or the injured Steven Adams to match money.

The Sun launched a process to explore investment options over a year ago, initially seeking to assess opportunities for a limited partnership sale that would help fund an infrastructure build. Earlier this year, Houston was among the groups that expressed interest in buying the Sun outright, eventually raising its offer to $250 million, the amount that Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia paid in an expansion fee earlier this year.

Just trying to get to a shot I'm comfortable shooting in those moments. My brain is so in the moment that all those things I don't even realize.

McCollum's playing at a high-level still and at 34, the Lehigh product has shown there's plenty left in the tank. In what will be a primary veteran leadership role with the Wizards, McCollum may not be asked to put as many minutes on his body as he would have on a playoff hopeful squad like the New Orleans Pelicans. Part of that is due to the Wizards making it a priority for young talent to see plenty of playing time.

Jabari Smith Jr. is set to sign a five-year, $122 million extension with the Rockets, affirming the team's commitment to building around him.

The Houston Rockets traded their draft picks, leaving them without selections this week, yet they remain involved in the draft's outcome through potential trades.

In the current NBA landscape, the possibility of Giannis Antetokounmpo leaving Milwaukee is becoming a real consideration, driven by the shrinking championship window.