The Rockets were at a low point of losing streak, and there was a wave of injuries in the team. Victir Oladipo stepped on his teammate’s foot during training and sprained his right foot. Christian Woods continued to miss out. Cousins (DeMarcus Cousins) ) Also missed the game due to a sore right heel. It was previously reported that the Houston Rockets had planned to abandon their cousin and wanted to seek a deal or directly buy out the contract. When will Cousins leave the Rockets? According to well-known American journalists, Cousins is expected to resume his free life this week, and the contract is likely to be bought out by the Rockets.
Reporter Randy Mcllvoy reported that the Rockets are expected to lay off their cousin Cousins this week. As of now, no deal negotiations have occurred on him; this means that the Rockets only have the option of buying out Cousins’ contract. A 2.3 million-year veteran contract.
Since the season, the 30-year-old Cousins has played 25 games for the Rockets, averaging 20.2 minutes per game, averaging 9.6 points, 7.6 rebounds, 2.4 assists, 0.8 steals, and 0.7 blocks. , Due to Woods injury and other reasons, Cousins played 11 games first and returned from injury in a pretty good state.
The Rockets are currently ranked second to last in the West with 11 wins and 17 losses. The Rockets plan to rebuild, and the 30-year-old Cousins is obviously not part of the Rockets’ reconstruction; for Cousins, leaving the Rockets is not a bad thing. Once he becomes a free agent, the Los Angeles Lakers , Brooklyn Nets and other strong teams will definitely compete for him.
As Yimei Brother AD will truce into the second half of the season, the Lakers need to reinforce the inside, and the Nets also need a center like Cousins; although he is no longer a center averaging 25+10 per game for the Kings, he can still provide the Lakers and the basket. A certain inside barrier for strong teams such as the net.
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