By Forrest Walker on July 3, 2018
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Via reports from sources including Wojnarowski, the Houston Rockets have come to an agreement with Michael Carter-Williams. The reported deal is a veteran minimum contract for one year. Carter-Williams was drafted with the 11th overall pick in the 2013 draft by the Philadelphia 76ers and last played for the Charlotte Hornets.
The 6'6" Carter-Williams is known for his defensive ability, and has been used as both point guard and wing at various times. He has never shot above 27% from three point range in a season. At a minimum contract, the Rockets likely hope to be able to take that risk and not be out much of anything if this gamble doesn't pay off.
Red Nation Hoops will have more analysis and commentary on this and all Rockets free agency moves in coming days.
Showing posts with label 2018 Free Agency. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2018 Free Agency. Show all posts
Ep. 82: Rockets Offseason Preview
Salman Ali (@RedNationHoops) and Forrest Walker (@DUNOTS) discuss:
-The Rockets are about to get expensive
-How Houston can bring their own free agents back (Paul, Capela, Ariza, etc..)
-What is Daryl Morey's "new math"?
-Can the Rockets find a taker for Ryan Anderson?
-Can the Rockets land LeBron James or Paul George in free agency and how is that possible?
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