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although there is still about a month to go before the opening game of the nba regular season, the offseason for nba teams is over. in less than a week, the training camps of most teams will begin. they need to figure out a lot of things through the training camps to prepare for the preseason and regular season. at this point in time, not only will there not be too many trades in the league, but even some players who are eligible for early renewal will find it difficult to complete the renewal. as a young team, the houston rockets face many tests and choices in the new season. refusing to take a pay cut, willing to stay with the rockets for a long time, and being regarded as the tactical core by udoka, houston needs you to show a stronger side.

while some high-ranking rookies in the 21st draft, including cunningham, mobley, barnes, and wagner jr., have signed five-year, $224 million maximum salary contracts, the rockets have not completed any contract extensions with their 21st draft players. it is understandable that jalen green did not renew his contract in advance. after all, the rockets are still uncertain about his future and the team has been exploring his trading value. but alperen shenjing failed to complete the contract extension, which is entirely the result of the disagreement between the two sides on the contract renewal figures. shenjing made it clear in an interview before that the rockets had discussed the topic of contract renewal with him, but the team is currently unwilling to offer him a maximum salary contract.