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The Houston Rockets did not win the draft lottery, an outcome as surprising as traffic gridlock on the city's freeways during rush hour. The team carried a 98 percent chance of picking 14th to Secaucus. Aaron Brooks' presence could not inspire a miracle. John Wall and Evan Turner will not play in Houston next year. So, what now? The Rockets' primary offseason target is clearer than a new pane of glass. The team's followers know. General Manager Daryl Morey could stand to work on his poker face. Chris Bosh should know what to expect at midnight on July 1— Morey's smiling face at his doorstep with a plea and an offer. How might a lottery selection, albeit the last one, affect the Rockets' chances to land the coveted forward? The Toronto Raptors, Bosh's current squad, will pick one ...

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Article written by Robert Kleeman