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Hoops Rumors is previewing the 2020 offseason for all 30 NBA teams. We’re looking at the key questions facing each club, as well as the roster decisions they’ll have to make this fall. Today, we’re focusing on the Houston Rockets . Salary Cap Outlook Nearly identical $41MM salaries for James Harden and Russell Westbrook will prevent the Rockets from opening up any cap space this offseason, barring a major roster shakeup. With over $123MM in guaranteed money already committed to just six players, Houston is in position to surpass the luxury tax threshold in 2020/21 unless the club cuts costs. For now, we’re assuming the Rockets will be operating with the taxpayer mid-level exception ($5.72MM) rather than the full MLE or the bi-annual. Our full salary cap preview for the Rockets can be found right here. Roster Decisions To Watch Options: Non-Guaranteed Contracts: Two-Way Contracts: Free Agents: 2020 Draft Assets First Round: Second Round: While it remains possible that ...

Hoops Rumors is previewing the 2020 offseason for all 30 NBA teams. We’re looking at the key questions facing each club, as well as the roster decisions they’ll have to make this fall. Today, we’re focusing on the Houston Rockets . Salary Cap Outlook Nearly identical $41MM salaries for James Harden and Russell Westbrook will prevent the Rockets from opening up any cap space this offseason, barring a major roster shakeup. With over $123MM in guaranteed money already committed to just six players, Houston is in position to surpass the luxury tax threshold in 2020/21 unless the club cuts costs. For now, we’re assuming the Rockets will be operating with the taxpayer mid-level exception ($5.72MM) rather than the full MLE or the bi-annual. Our full salary cap preview for the Rockets can be found right here. Roster Decisions To Watch Options: Non-Guaranteed Contracts: Two-Way Contracts: Free Agents: 2020 Draft Assets First Round: Second Round: While it remains possible that ...

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FS1’s Shannon Sharpe gave credit to Houston Rockets star Russell Westbrook, while also throwing shade at Brooklyn Nets forward Kevin Durant. Russell Westbrook‘s first season with the Houston Rockets was largely a success, as the Rockets finished with the fourth seed in the Western Conference and were eliminated by the eventual champion Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Semifinals. This was in lieu of rumors throughout the season that former coach Mike D’Antoni was going to be parting ways with the franchise, in addition to the Rockets’ decision to alter their strategy mid-season by trading away center Clint Capela. Westbrook was coming off an impressive 11-year run with the Oklahoma City Thunder, as he reached the NBA Finals, led the league in scoring twice, made eight All-NBA teams, and was named to eight All-Star teams. Westbrook and Kevin Durant were one of the best young duos in the league during their playing days together before Durant left to join the Golden State ...

Hoops Rumors is previewing the 2020 offseason for all 30 NBA teams. We’re looking at the key questions facing each club, as well as the roster decisions they’ll have to make this fall. Today, we’re focusing on the Houston Rockets. Salary-cap outlook Nearly identical $41M salaries for   James Harden and   Russell Westbrook will prevent the Rockets from opening up any cap space this offseason, barring a major roster shakeup. With over $123M in guaranteed money already committed to just six players, Houston is in position to surpass the luxury-tax threshold in 2020-21 unless the club cuts costs. For now, we’re assuming the Rockets will be operating with the taxpayer mid-level exception ($5.72M) rather than the full MLE or the bi-annual. Our full salary cap preview for the Rockets can be found   right here. Roster decisions to watch Options: Non-guaranteed contracts: Two-way contracts: Free agents: 2020 draft assets First round: Second round: While it remains po...

James Harden is obsessed with basketball and he’s become a superstar with the Houston Rockets. His obsession with basketball seemingly began in high school when Harden’s mom said he threw a ball at a girl who took a liking to the shooting guard. “He got in trouble one time in junior high, he threw a basketball at a girl..he wasn’t into dating, just wanted to play basketball. I think she was trying to flirt with him, so he threw the basketball at her. Sorry?” The quote comes from Harden’s mom during an interview in a recent episode of ESPN’s E:60 series. Everyone can view the entire video of Harden’s appearance on E:60 right here. [embedded content] Basketball has always been the main focus in James Harden’s life and that has remained true in the NBA. After beginning his career as a sixth-man with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Harden has evolved into arguably the league’s best scorer with the Rockets. In the past three seasons, Harden has eclipsed 30 points per game and has le...

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