Choose one of the electric fan, Walker and Grams, and who is more suitable for Rockets to replace White Demons + Langdale?

After experiencing the failure of last season, the Rockets seem to be trying their best to win the championship in the new season. They have won Durant and renewed their contracts with Adams and Van Jordan. They still have not stopped strengthening. Fox Sports' Evan Sidery reported that the Rockets might consider packing White Devils and Landale upward trading a player with a salary of over 15 million.

The target candidates are the following three, namely the Lakers' electric fan Finney Smith, the Timberwolves' Walker and the 76ers' Grams. In fact, it is not only Sidery, but in Shams's daily NBA news, he also mentioned that the Rockets could use the White Devils to exchange for electric fans. This deal is actually equivalent to using Whitmore for 1 DFS. Whitmore represents a future bargaining chip with 20-30% development potential, while DFS is defensive and combat power.

Do you think Whitmore, who used 9.4 points, 3 rebounds and 1 assist but it is difficult to integrate into the system, replaced the DFS Rockets, who averaged 8.7 points, 3.9 rebounds and 1.4 assists per game, made a profit or lost? I personally think that the Rockets do not lack this defensive type and combat power. After joining the Lakers last season, the originally excellent three-pointer also became the Six-Meridian Divine Sword, and he overlaps with Durant and Smith Jr., so the electric fan is not a good supplement to the Rockets.

Look at Alexander Walker. As Reed and Randall continue to make an appointment, it can be said that Walker's departure seems to have become a high-probability event. Walker averaged 9.4 points, 3.2 rebounds and 2.7 assists per game last season, and averaged 4.5 three-pointers and made 1.7 goals, with a three-point shooting percentage of 38.1%. You should know that these were only obtained during the 25-minute playing time per game. Although Walker is a free agent, the Rockets do not have enough salary space to sign him directly. If the White Devils can sign first and then exchange, the Rockets can still make up for it. Walker is a puzzle of winning the championship with balanced offense and defense.

Finally, let's look at Grams of the 76ers. This first-round pick once selected by the Clippers made a brilliant operation last season in the specific environment of the 76ers. With the Big Three and a number of veterans falling one after another, Grams played the team leader's performance, with 30+ and 40+ being easy to do. Last season, he averaged 14.6 points, 4.3 rebounds and 3 assists per game, averaged 5.6 three-pointers and 2.2 three-point shooting, with a three-point shooting percentage of 38.5%, and performed very well. Although the Rockets got Durant, they also lost Green, who was still reliable in three-pointers, so what the team lacked in the new season is still players who hit three-pointers. Amen and Ethan both belong to the Six-Meridian Divine Sword, which is sometimes effective and sometimes not. Van Jordan is also a god game, so the team's spatial attributes are extremely poor. Grams' label when entering the NBA was a pitcher, but he showed a certain ability to hold the ball last season. If the Rockets can educate him, it will be a good addition to the team and can give the team more room for breakthroughs.

Fans, which of the three players do you think the Rockets should use the White Devils as their main bargaining chip?