The Houston Rockets are entering the final phase of their rebuild that began in 2020 with the trades of Russell Westbrook and James Harden. The first phase was acquiring talent through the draft as a bottom-dwelling team.
Few players in NBA history have combined volume and efficiency as seamlessly as Kevin Durant. The 14-time All-Star continues to re-write the record books when it comes to scoring.
Although the NBA offseason just officially started, it largely feels like it's already over. Which is strange considering that Game 7 of the NBA Finals wasn't even two weeks ago.
Kevin Durant stands among the greatest shooters in NBA history. His statistical dominance speaks volumes about his elite scoring ability. Durant has averaged more than 26 points per game across 13 different seasons.
Reed Sheppard didn't have the greatest rookie season for the Houston Rockets after entering the league in 2024. Coming in as the No. 3 overall pick, the Kentucky product was revered for his shooting, but also his abilities to make an impact from anywhere on the floor.
The Houston Rockets just finished their most successful season in the last five years, going 52-30 and finishing second in the tough Western Conference.
The Houston Rockets have had a busy offseason, trading Jalen Green and Dillon Brooks for Kevin Durant, extending Jabari Smith Jr. and bringing in free agents Dorian Finney-Smith and Clint Capela, just to name a few moves.
Houston Rockets continue to make moves this offseason, even if they are flying under the radar, like their recent two-way contract addition of Kevon Harris.
The Rockets have been one of, if not the most successful, team during this offseason as they have continued to make the right moves in preparation for challenging for an NBA Championship next season.
Jabari Smith Jr. believes that Ime Udoka deserves his long-term extension with the Houston Rockets after he guided the team to its first Top 2 seed finish in the Western Conference since 2018 and playoff appearance since 2019-20.
Paul Pierce isn’t one to shy away from bold statements, and his latest is no different: the Celtics icon has a case to be on the shortlist of the best pure scorers in NBA history.
The Houston Rockets have officially opened their championship window with the addition of Kevin Durant and several key bench contributors this offseason.
The Houston Rockets were already in prime position to make a splash next season. They finished as the Western Conference’s No. 2 seed, were working toward an extension with veteran guard Fred VanVleet, had the No.
If there's one thing that you can guarantee about the Houston Rockets, it's that they're going to defend. Head coach Ime Udoka hangs his hat on getting stops, which the Rockets desperately needed at the time of his arrival in 2023.
The Rockets found themselves in a tough spot after back-to-back championships in 1994 and 1995, and they were looking for ways to build a roster around
When looking at the best big men in NBA history, people often cite Hakeem Olajuwon, Shaquille O’Neal, or Wilt Chamberlain. But one man who deserves some recognition is Yao Ming.
To say that the Houston Rockets have had anything less than an A-plus offseason thus far would be a lie. Fresh off their first playoff appearance since
The 2024-25 season for the Houston Rockets cannot be considered as anything other than a success, even if they did fall short in the playoffs yet again to their archrival Golden State Warriors.
Yao Ming was one of the most unique big men the NBA has ever seen. He had the size to dominate in the post, the touch to knock down mid-range shots, and the footwork of a much smaller player.
The Houston Rockets shook up the NBA world with arguably the biggest move of the offseason when they agreed to trade for Kevin Durant. While the complete framework of the trade is reportedly still being worked on, there’s no question the Rockets improved.
The NBA record seven-team trade sending Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns to the Houston Rockets has been fully agreed to in principle. The seven teams
The Oklahoma City Thunder are the kings of not only the Western Conference but of the entire NBA. But several rivals are positioning themselves to dethrone the champs.
The Lakers went into the offseason knowing they needed to add to their core of LeBron James and Luka Doncic. Early in free agency, they've had to subtract a player instead.
He averaged 12.2 points and seven rebounds while shooting 35.4 percent from three-point range during a season where he suffered a broken hand and lost his starting spot.