Rockets power forward Ryan Anderson returned from injury in Game 4 of the first round of the playoffs. In that game, he came off the bench 17 minutes, made 0 of 3 shots without scoring, and only got 1 rebounds and 1 assists. Later, in Game 5 of the first round of the playoffs, Ryan Anderson came off the bench 10 minutes, scored 5 points and 3 rebounds on 2 of 3 shots 1 assists, and scored 1 on 3 of 2 outside shots.
Ryan Anderson chose to join the Houston Rockets as a free agent during the summer offseason of 20 16. At that time, the two sides signed a four-year contract with a total value of 80 million US dollars. However, since playing in Space City, his personal performance has never satisfied the management of the Rockets, and the rumors about his trading have never stopped. However, judging from the tactical system of Houston Rockets, Ryan Anderson's role on the court is very important.
The Rockets had to trade Anderson in order to get the player they wanted, but Anderson's contract didn't expire and he couldn't find a suitable next home. The Rockets were a little embarrassed. Anderson plays low energy and gets high salary. The goal of the Rockets is the championship besides the championship. Anderson is no longer worried about winning the championship. The Rockets have made up their minds to upgrade their current team lineup for the championship. If the Rockets don't trade Anderson, they will definitely seek to buy him out.