By the end of September this year, what other deals will the Houston Rockets have? Let's talk casually.

1. Melon doesn't want to come to Houston. Rockets are only the fourth choice on his list, while Nets and Knicks are his first and second choices. Anthony has at least four teams on his list, and the third team is probably the Clippers.

2. Rockets were used by Nuggets to promote the trade with Nets/Knicks, and Anthony can go now. He doesn't want to wait until next summer to renew his contract, because the introduction of the new CBA will cost him a lot of money.

3. The insider pointed out that Morey is not interested in Anthony because he thinks that the introduction of the new CBA will greatly reduce the amount of the maximum wage contract, so Melon now wants a contract with an annual salary of 20 million US dollars, and Morey thinks that the annual salary will be too high in the next few years.

As far as I know from new york, it was Lala who told everyone that Anthony would only sign with the Knicks, not the Rockets. This happened this week.

In the past week, Lala went to Houston. If she told People this week that Anthony would only go to the Knicks or stay in the Nuggets, it must be because as a Brooklyn native, she hates the hot weather in Houston. Lala and Melon both grew up in Brooklyn/new york/Baltimore, where the snow is freezing ... The hot weather in Houston is like a hell on earth for them.

6. You must understand why Lala released these inside information to Anthony. That's because Melon doesn't want to be fined by the League for improper interference, thus bearing a bad reputation and public relations.

Seeing this, I think many rocket fans will be disappointed. Actually, there is no need to be pessimistic and disappointed.

If Anthony didn't want to come to the Rockets, then why did Morey participate in this farce?

Fire fans, do you still remember caron butler by Daming Lake this year?

Impressed fans should remember that before the February trade deadline, there were reports that the Rockets were interested in Butler and Heywood, but Cuban finally got them. Then Uncle Fagan pointed out that the Rockets were not interested in these two guys at all, but they were happy to participate in those rumors. One effect of this is that the Mavericks naturally stopped chasing Kevin Martin after getting Butler, so the Rockets benefited from it.

You don't believe me? Ok, look at the rumors and news before the February trading deadline:

[gossip board] NBA teams: Butler is most likely to be traded.

[Rocket News] Wizards and Rockets discuss Butler's exchange of McGrady.

Five teams, including the Rockets, are interested in Kevin Martin?

[Gossip board] Mavericks, Rockets and other teams pay close attention to Kings guard Kevin Martin.

[Gossip board] The Mavericks love Iguodala and Martin, but have no intention of caron butler.

Seeing this, someone may have guessed the purpose of Morey's participation in Anthony's trading.

First of all, the situation this time is not exactly similar to that in February this year. If Morey is not crazy about Anthony, but willing to get involved in this trading storm, he just wants to stir up the market to some extent, raise Anthony's trading value, and then let the Knicks get Anthony without too many chips (or don't want him because of its high value). Not so much that Morey wants to take Anthony to Houston, but rather that his main purpose is to suppress the Knicks.

Secondly, Morey will reduce the number of competitors' transactions for himself in February next year. Suppose Morey's favorite player is Igdala, and the Clippers themselves are interested in him, but if Anthony is finally traded to the Clippers, by next February, Morey won't have such a strong opponent, and he will have a greater chance to bring Igdala back to the Rockets. Isn't this the same as letting the calf take the bait and grab Butler in February this year?

Finally, even if Morey was really interested in Anthony, he refused to spend all his money to get him, but wanted to pay as few chips as possible to get him, but the Nuggets refused.

Well, no one knows how this farce will end, and no one knows whether Anthony will come to the rocket. But I know that the best trading time for rockets is next February. Please be patient, because the current lineup of the Rockets is good enough.

There are still 20 days before the opening of the rocket training camp, so we should adjust our mentality to meet the start of the new season.

There's no deal anyway. .