The Rockets chased the Nets 3D shot, the 12th in the key three-point league, with a shooting percentage of 7.2 shots as high as 39%

Recently, Nets' self-media Nets Daily talked about the team's latest developments. He said that the team hopes to sell Cameron Johnson to improve the team's future competitiveness. It is understood that the Nets hope to sell the team's No. 19 draw with Johnson for a lottery, so as to choose their favorite team-building player in the draft. At present, the Nets are interested in the Rockets' No. 10 pick and the Raptors' No. 9 pick. They know that if they can't get the top five picks, they can only get the 8-12 pick and go to the draft.

Compared with the Raptors with a crowded front line, the Rockets need Johnson more, so the Nets want to make a deal with the Rockets. Johnson has the defense that the Rockets need and the three-point shooting ability that the Rockets need. Most of the reasons why the Rockets failed in the playoffs last season were offensive problems, and the most important one was the projection problem. The Rockets have made a strong return in the past two seasons, mainly because of defense, and it will be even better if the team can continue to have firepower.

Cameron Johnson is the type of player Uduka likes. He has defense and three-pointers, and more importantly, the key three-pointers are also very strong. According to statistics, the Nets have played 28 games with critical moments in the past year, and Johnson averaged 0.4 three-pointers per game, ranking 12th in the league. In other words, Johnson can score a key three-pointer by averaging two games, which is quite awesome. Johnson's three-point output is not low, averaging 7.2 three-pointers per game, and his shooting percentage is as high as 39%, which is very rare.

However, Johnson's biggest problem is his injury. He is old in the draft and nicknamed "Old Huang Zhong". With his injury, he is not as famous as his former teammate Ohashi. However, Johnson's 3D attributes are very good, especially his three-point ability, so it is still worth the Rockets' expectations.