Kevin Durant has become quite the ageless wonder. He's 37-years-old and in his 19th season in the NBA, yet he's shown no signs of slippage or regression. The Houston Rockets forward has actually shown quite the opposite.
The Rockets are back at home following a two-game road stint as the team prepares to face off against the Dallas Mavericks this evening. Houston is riding a three-game win streak coming into this contest, while the Mavericks will look to quickly bounce back following their 12-point loss to the Detroit Pistons last night.
Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka spoke about his talks with his former player, Jayson Tatum, over the summer. One of the most tragic injuries NBA fans witnessed last season was Jayson Tatum tearing his Achilles tendon in the playoffs against the New York Knicks.
The Houston Rockets are riding into their first matchup with the new-look Dallas Mavericks with a three-game win streak. With how the offense has played and the steady improvement from the defense, the Rockets have the opportunity to dominate their next stretch and potentially continue their win streak.
Reed Sheppard has had an up-and-down start to his NBA career. The second-year guard was brought in to help improve an offense that ranked at the bottom of the league in shooting the previous few seasons.
The Houston Rockets have officially found their groove five games into the season. It took back-to-back losses to open the season for them to do so, but at 3-2, Houston is looking good in an area that it struggled in last season: offense.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
It didn't take too long for the Rockets to find their groove offensively, with a pair of close losses to open the season paving the way for Houston to unlock the potential pundits had forecast.
One of the major concerns with this version of the Houston Rockets was their lack of a true point guard to help organize the offense and create efficient shot attempts for the rest of the team.
The Houston Rockets were concern and for good reason when the news came down about Fred VanVleet potential season ending injury that he suffered right before training camp.
A little more than 10 years ago, after winning the 2013-14 KIA MVP award, Kevin Durant delivered an iconic speech thanking his mom, Wanda. “You are the real MVP,” he said, after sharing all the sacrifices she made to secure a better future for him.
The 2025-26 Houston Rockets have been a much different group than what we've grown accustomed to seeing from them. Defense has been the team's identity under Ime Udoka for the last two seasons. This year's team ranks 18th in defensive efficiency. The offense has actually been their calling, as they have the league's top-ranked offense.
The Houston Rockets are beginning to get back on track, having rattled off back-to-back wins with a 2-2 record. The first two games of the season were a bit disappointing, but the Rockets have begun to find a groove offensively, averaging 127.8 points per game.
What else is there to even talk about? Maybe you’re convinced that the Rockets don’t need a point guard. Sure, their 126.5 Offensive Rating leads the NBA through five games.
The 2026 NBA offseason isn't the biggest concern for the Houston Rockets at the moment as they begin the 2025-26 season as title contenders. The goals right now are finding a rhythm with their new acquisitions, such as Kevin Durant, and figuring how to play at a high level without Fred VanVleet, who is out for the season with a torn ACL.
The Boston Celtics recently locked horns with the Houston Rockets. As expected, the Boston Celtics were no match for the Houston Rockets as the latter registered a blowout 128-101 win over the 2024 NBA champions.
Fans had high expectations for the Houston Rockets coming into this season. Already a defensive behemoth, the addition of all-time scorer/Twitter troll Kevin Durant promised to modernize their offense.
The Houston Rockets walked into TD Garden on Saturday night and did something nobody expected—they completely dismantled the Boston Celtics, handing them a humbling 128-101 loss that felt more like a heavyweight knockout than a basketball game.
That was refreshing. The Rocket lead this game wire to wire, and never seemed in danger of losing it. The Rockets won the first quarter 37-24 and never looked back, taking 66-48 lead into half time.
Kevin Durant scored a game-high 26 points and Alperen Sengun had 16 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists to lead the visiting Houston Rockets to a 128-101 victory over the Boston Celtics on Saturday night.
Kevin Durant loves playing basketball, which is why he claimed he wants to keep playing into his 40s. There is something else that he also loves: responding to trolls on social media.
The Houston Rockets’ turnaround under head coach Ime Udoka was built on defense. But now, with Kevin Durant in the mix, and legitimate championship odds, Houston is suffering a bit of an identity crisis.
The Houston Rockets have exercised their team options for the 2026-27 season on guards Amen Thompson and Reed Sheppard, reports Danielle Lerner of The Houston Chronicle.
They put one wing in, one big out, should the league be shaking all about? The Houston Rockets have started veteran forward Josh Okogie in their last two games, both wins.
When the Houston Rockets entered the 2025-26 season, their biggest question mark wasn’t about Kevin Durant’s fit or Alperen Sengun’s leap: it was Reed Sheppard.
The Houston Rockets are taking a chance by starting Amen Thompson at point guard to start the season. The presence of Steven Adams at center should be a huge help as he learns the new position.