The Houston Rockets have been in dire need of a point guard. They've needed one all season, really even before the campaign started. Dating back to Fred VanVleet’s season-ending knee injury sustained during the team's minicamp in the Bahamas.
The Houston Rockets didn't quite finish February on a strong note, suffering a 115-105 loss to the Miami Heat on Saturday. They're still 4-2 after the All-Star break, with a chance to build upon those wins tonight against the Washington Wizards.
The Houston Rockets have been a team that the city has kept a close eye on this season with the high expectations and star players. While the key injuries
This year’s Houston Rockets team has been one of the most inconsistent iterations of the team seen in recent memory. More over, the Rockets have been one of the most inconsistent ball clubs in the entire league. They’re far from a lock to beat the league’s relatively easier opponents.
With the NBA season going through its last seven weeks, bettors could win big in tonight’s game between the Houston Rockets and the Washington Wizards.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant is an undisputed future first ballot Hall of Famer and he is certainly in the conversation of who is the best scorer to ever play for the NBA.
The Houston Rockets have had difficulties finding consistent production from their lead ball handlers, especially in the clutch when half-court offense becomes crucial.
The question has been raised throughout the season. Should the Houston Rockets have made last offseason’s trade for Kevin Durant? Those who say no will likely reference Houston’s eerily similar winning clip to last season.
Reed Sheppard has become a polarizing figure of sorts, among the Houston Rockets fanbase. Well, at least, based on what we've seen on social media. That polarity is likely to continue, at least for the next week, as Sheppard is expected to continue to start, in place of Rockets starting forward Jabari Smith Jr.
The Houston Rockets went into their game on Saturday looking for win number four in a row. They took on the Miami Heat, who, despite their win last season in Miami, have historically struggled on the road there.
Feisty Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets are in Washington on Monday night to take on the sagging Wizards. Houston, third in the Western Conference, is coming off a 115-105 loss at Miami Saturday.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
Last week, Los Angeles Lakers big man Deandre Ayton voiced frustration with his role on the Lakers. Well actually Ayton said more than that. Ayton stated that Lakers coach JJ Redick was seeking to change his player profile and shift his skillset into one that he doesn't possess.
On Saturday afternoon, the Houston Rockets squared off against the Miami Heat, completing the second leg of their Florida sequence of games. Houston, of course, nabbed out a victory in their first game in the Sunshine State, reeling off a 18-point come-from-behind victory.
Houston Rockets star center Alperen Sengun had another tough game on Saturday afternoon. Despite playing 35 minutes, the 23-year old Turk had just 13 points, six rebounds, and three assists (to three turnovers) versus the Miami Heat.
Kevin Durant spoke about his on-court exchange with Tyler Herro following the Houston Rockets’ matchup against the Miami Heat. The tense sequence between the two players drew attention as cameras captured them trading words during the contest.
The Houston Rockets were on the verge of completing a stunning rally from a 19-point deficit against the Orlando Magic on Thursday but needed one final push to get over the hump.