Future assets

A look at the picks the Rockets hold in the next four NBA drafts after various trades.

2021

• The Rockets have their own first-round pick if falls in the top four. If it’s outside the top four, they get worst of theirs, Oklahoma City’s and Miami’s.

• They have Detroit’s first-round pick if falls from 17 to 30.

• They have Portland’s pick if falls between 15 and 30.

• They can swap their own second-round pick for Milwaukee’s first-round pick unless it’s in the top nine.

2022

• They have their own first-round pick.

• They have Brooklyn’s first-round pick

• They have Detroit’s first-round pick if it’s not in the top 16 and not conveyed in 2021.

• They have Portland’s first-round pick if it’s not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021.

• They have the right to swap their first-round pick or Brooklyn’s first-round pick for Miami's.

2023

• They have their own first-round pick.

• They have Milwaukee’s first-round pick.

• They have Portland’s first-round pick if its’ not in the top 14 or not conveyed in 2021 or 2022.

• They have Washington’s pick if it’s not in the top 14.

• They can swap their first-round pick for Brooklyn’s

• Their second-round picks goes to Indiana if the 31st or 32nd pick or the least favorable of the Rockets’ pick if 33 to 36 and Miami’s goes to Indiana.

• The most favorable of the Rockets’ second-round pick, if between 33rd and 60th, or least favorable of Dallas’ and Miami’s goes to Boston.

2024

• They have their own first-round pick if falls in the top four. It goes to Oklahoma City if it falls from 5 to 30.

• They have Brooklyn’s first-round pick.

• They have Detroit’s first-round pick if it’s not in the top 18 and if not conveyed in 2021, 2022 or 2023.

• They have Portland’s first-round pick if it’s not in the top 14 and not conveyed in 2021, 2022 or 2023.

• They Have Washington’s first-round pick if it’s not in the top 12 and not conveyed in 2023.

• Their second-round pick goes to Oklahoma City if the first-round pick is in the top four.

• They have Golden State’s second-round pick unless it falls from 56 to 60.