Rockets mid-term trading outlook for next season, Shepard is the most dangerous

As next season approaches, the Rockets' mid-term trade will also surface soon, and Sheppard is the first to be hit.

Shepard is a tanhua, but he did not show too many highlights last season, and even the shooting on which he survived did not meet the standards. His shooting percentage was only 35.7%, and his three-point shooting percentage was as low as 34.3%. The reason why the Rockets did not send Shepard away in Durant's trade is that they still have final expectations for him, hoping that he can perform at the start of next season.

During the offseason, Shepard spent hard training in the training hall. The Rockets also arranged assistant coach Sullivan, Ivey and player Van Vritte to provide special guidance to him, which shows that he was good at it.

The league experts believe that if Sheppard still cannot perform well at the start of the next season, he is likely to be traded in the middle of the season, and the trading targets are Grimes of the 76ers and Gidey of the Bulls.

In the offseason, the negotiations for renewal of Grimes and Gidey were quite unsuccessful, and the team did not intend to give them a big contract, which laid the groundwork for mid-season transactions.