In just one night, the Clippers signed another 2 people! The Rockets 14+3 roster updated, the Lakers quotation for 6+6 inside

On July 27, several news came from the NBA in the past night, among which the Clippers signed two consecutive players, signing Taytai Washington and Jordan Miller, but it was not a formal contract; the Rockets signed two consecutive players with two-way contracts, and the 14+3 roster was updated; the Lakers continued to seek reinforcement and officially quoted Robert Williams to the Trail Blazers.

The Clippers signed a training camp contract with Tait Washington, which is the No. 29 pick in the first round of 2022. They did not get any chance with the Rockets. They played 16 games for the Suns in the 24-25 season, averaging only 2.2 points per game.

The Clippers then signed Jordan Miller with another two-year two-way contract. The latter was previously cut by the team, and there was no team paying attention in the free market. In the end, the Clippers signed again. Miller played in the summer league for the Clippers this summer, averaging 22 points and 7.8 rebounds per game, and was selected for the All-Summer League team. The Rockets signed a two-way contract with defender JD Davidson (pictured above) and small forward Isaiah Crawford, which also made their two-way players full. Among them, Davidson was the No. 53 pick in 2022. He had previously played in the Development League and had won the MVP of the Development League; while Crawford won the championship with the Kings' team in the 24-25 season. It seems that the Rockets want to enhance the competitiveness of the Development League team.

As the Rockets signed two people with a two-way contract, the roster also reached 14+3, and the lineup became more competitive. Among them, the Rockets traded Durant this summer and signed Finney Smith, Capela and Okogie in the free market. With the loss of Jaylen Green and Brooks, the overall competitiveness of the lineup has become stronger. The Rockets' goal in the new season is to compete for the championship, after all, they have achieved second place in the Western Conference in the 24-25 season.

According to reporter Jake Weinbach, the Lakers have inquired about Robert Williams, but it is not clear whether the Trail Blazers are listening to these offers. The reporter even provided the Lakers with a 3-for-1 plan, which can be traded with Kleber, Kneckett and a second round pick. Obviously, the Lakers also want to improve their inside competitiveness. Rowe averaged 6 points, 6 rebounds and 1.7 blocks per game in the 24-25 season. However, the Lakers also need to pay attention to that Rowe has only played 61 games in the past three seasons, and his physical condition will become a hidden danger.