4 Former Houston Rockets the team can re-sign this summer

2. Kyle Lowry

On the other hand, if the Rockets want more backcourt depth, Lowry could be an answer.

Sure. he's nearing the end of his career. Lowry is another player who found himself on the Sixers partway through 2023-24. Since landing there, he's proven that he's still a useful NBA player.

Specifically, Lowry is shooting 40.7% on 4.1 three-point attempts per game for Philly. For a team in need of floor spacing, that's critical. Lowry can still knock his shots down, and he's always been a smart player who can manage the game and play with effort on defense.

The Rockets should be interested in reuniting with Lowry. Will he be interested in reuniting with them? It's hard to say. Lowry may prefer to stick with his hometown Philly team given how much closer they are to title contention than the upstart Rockets.