NBA News: Timberwolves compete for Durant, Rockets explore first-round pick, Pelicans make big moves

The playoffs are not over yet, but the fans' attention has begun to focus on the potential operations of many teams during the offseason. Recently, a lot of news has been heard, including the potential trading goals of each team. Many teams are expected to break up the team during the offseason and readjust the team, and earlier it was revealed that there are no players in the team that cannot be traded. How to completely dismantle the team and rebuild it; in addition, the Rockets are also exploring subsequent operations, let’s take a look at the specific situation together. NBA News: The Timberwolves compete for Durant, the Pelicans can trade, and the Rockets explore the first round pick.

According to NBA reporter Kevin O 'Connor, there is no non-sale product in the Pelicans' lineup. There are no untradeable players on the Pelicans now. According to league sources, the Pelicans are evaluating the market conditions of each player in the lineup. The Pelicans are likely to retain their current core roster, including Zion Williamson, but if there is a chance, the Pelicans may also seek a different development path this summer.

The Pelicans have been constantly having various problems in the past few seasons. Although the lineup has been adjusted, they have not been able to perform well in the past season. The Pelicans have achieved a record of 21 wins and 61 losses this season, ranking 14th in the Western Conference. Earlier, the Pelicans' star was exposed to negative news. Do you think the Pelicans will complete the complete demolition and reconstruction in the offseason?

Durant is one of the players that various teams pay attention to during the offseason. Several teams have been revealed to have sought to get Durant, and a new team was joined earlier. American journalist Sam Amico reported that the Minnesota Timberwolves are seeking to introduce a "leader-type player (alpha)" and are expected to pursue Kevin Durant again.

Sam Amico said: "The Timberwolves need to add another 'leader' to Anthony Edwards to compete for the championship. Minnesota is expected to continue to push Durant's trade this year's offseason." The Timberwolves lost 1-4 to the Thunder in this year's Western Conference Finals and were eliminated. Many players in the Timberwolves expect the ball to leave the team only during the offseason, and they are also facing salary pressure. How do you think the Timberwolves will adjust? Can they get enough members to improve the roster?

According to NBA famous reporter Kevin O 'Connor, the Houston Rockets are considering trading their No. 10 picks. "Whether it's upward trade, or exchange for a star, or a set of future draft picks, just like the Spurs traded to the Timberwolves after picking Dillingham. The Rockets are considering such situations. In the 2024 draft, the Spurs selected Dillingham at the 8th pick, and then traded him to the Timberwolves, and got the right to swap the first round pick of the Timberwolves in 2031 and the first round pick of the Timberwolves in 2030. At the moment, this Rockets can be said to have enough talent, but they lack a player who can really guarantee the bottom line and make a final decision at the critical moment. Interestingly, Jaylen Green liked a comment earlier that it's time for you to leave. This puts the Rockets off the game The operation of the period is also highly concerned.

The last one is about Yang Hansen. ESPN updated the top 100 NBA draft list: Yang Hansen's ranking has risen again and has reached No. 35. In addition to some players withdrawing, Yang Hansen's outstanding performance has also allowed him to receive more team trial invitations. Yang Hansen has received trial invitations from more than 10 teams, but the agency team will choose to participate, and the trial is expected to last until mid-to-late June. Among the recently released media draft lists, Yang Hansen is predicted to be selected from the last part of the first round to the second round.

Early Jazz reporter Art Cummings release news: The Utah Jazz has invited Chinese center Yang Hansen to participate in the pre-draft trial. They have draft picks in the upcoming NBA draft. It is worth mentioning that BR predicted that Yang Hansen was selected by the Jazz with the 43rd pick. According to reports, Yang Hansen's trial performance in the Jazz has two highlights: accurate outside shooting ability and excellent physical confrontation ability, which left an extremely deep impression on the team management and coaching staff on the scene. He has tried the Trail Blazers and Jazz, and there will be many teams to try out in the future. Come on, Yang Hansen!