Houston Rockets Explore Dorian Finney-Smith Trade Market

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Houston Rockets Explore Dorian Finney-Smith Trade Market

The Rockets are exploring trade avenues to move Finney-Smith and his contract, according to The Stein Line. Finney-Smith has three years left at $13.3 million annually, but the final two seasons are not guaranteed. Houston could seek flexibility after reshaping its roster, while teams needing defense, toughness, and wing depth may monitor his market.

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