The Houston Rockets won't be making any more major moves this summer. For the most part, they wouldn't covet most of the free agents on the board, but Malcolm Brogdon is an exception.
The merits of the salary cap can be debated ad nauseam. It seems reasonable to say that at least some measures of control are necessary. Building an NBA roster is a skill. It's not fair if teams with more money have a competitive edge.
That's fine, but it's unfortunate for fans of contending teams. If the Rockets weren't over the first apron, they'd likely show some interest in Brogdon:
He'd be a perfect addition to this roster.