Nets reporter revealed: The team hopes to use Cameron Johnson + No. 19 to trade the Rockets No. 10 sign

On June 6, NBA Nets reporters revealed: The team management is actively operating the more upward-traded draft picks for this draft. They hope to give Cameron Johnson + No. 19, so that they can get the Raptors' No. 9 this year, or the Rockets' No. 10, and can accept some of the expired contract players that need to be resolved. This deal is really perfect for the Rockets. Cameron Johnson is younger and healthier than Durant, and is more suitable for the young Rockets. And perhaps the Rockets can send away players who are difficult to choose, such as Tate, Langdale, or Whitmore at the same time.

The Rockets were exposed early on that they are actively trading this year's No. 10 draft pick. They also hope to get players with immediate combat capability and rich experience. It is obvious that Cameron Johnson is very suitable for this. It is reported that the Nets are constantly communicating and negotiating with the Rockets management. From a theoretical analysis, Cameron Johnson's perfect performance on both offense and defense is very integrated with the young Rockets, especially he also has a stable outside three-pointer. However, once he joins the Rockets, will he be a starter or a substitute?

29-year-old Cameron Johnson plays as a forward and plays for the Nets in the 2024-2025 season. He plays in a total of 57 games in the regular season, averages 31.6 minutes per game, and can score 18.8 points + 4.3 rebounds + 3.4 assists + 0.9 steals + 0.4 blocks. He has a shooting percentage of 47.0%, a three-point shooting percentage of 38.0%, and a free throw shooting percentage of 89.0%.