Today, the rocket officially announced that it would be signed first and then replaced by Dillon Brooks. The contract was set at 4 years and 86 million years, up to 4 years and 90 million years if the incentive terms were met. Later, Dillon was interviewed by Kelly Iko, a reporter with the Rockets.
When talking about the early expectations of the team, he said: “start with baby walking. I think this will start from training camp and cultivate our habits.”
“We pay attention to details, how hard we play, and then play every game well and try to get better. But obviously, we want to enter the playoffs and play-offs and change everything. But it also needs to start with baby walking. This requires people to learn to listen and be prepared. We are very excited about this.”
