Sunday's All-Star game had a very different look and feel to what's become the norm. NBA commissioner Adam Silver tweaked the game format to a round-robin
Kevin Durant LOVES social media. Well, Twitter in particular. He engaged wuth fans on online platforms more than any other superstar ever seen. In any sport, most likely.
For a significant stretch to start the season, the Houston Rockets were one of the most dominant offenses in the league. They buried teams with their high-efficiency shooting, and their elite defense assisted with their dominating efforts.
The Houston Rockets have struggled for the greater part of the season when it comes to showing that they can contend for an NBA championship. That isn't to say they can't make a deep postseason run, but the margin for error in a crowded Western Conference is small.
How many of the NBA All-Star Game MVP Award -- officially named the Kobe Bryant Trophy in 2020 -- in the three-point era (1979-80) can you name in five minutes?
The Houston Rockets have had a decent 2025-26 season, buy and large. They've been a good team, not an elite one. They could easily have more wins. And likely should.
The NBA is a league built on the backs of its stars. Every now and then, guys in the NBA will raise their play to All-Star level, and sometimes, that run only lasts for one season.
The All-Star break is now winding down, and Houston Rockets basketball is around the corner. There have been a lot of storylines surrounding the Rockets
Bill Simmons believes the alleged Kevin Durant burner controversy could represent unfamiliar ground for the NBA. Speaking on his podcast with Zach Lowe, Simmons addressed the screenshots that surfaced over All-Star weekend tied to an alleged account connected to Durant.
Kevin Durant has been a godsend for the Houston Rockets this season. Especially offensively. He's bailed Houston out of countless possessions, taking shots with waning seconds on the shot clock despite having defenders draped all over him.
We're technically more than halfway through the 2025-26 NBA regular season, but with the All-Star break upon us, teams will soon be gearing up for the final portion before the playoffs.
Alperen Sengun did not find out about his first NBA All-Star selection on a stage, in a locker room, or through a formal call from the league office. He found out in bed, reluctantly.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
Bill Simmons says the NBA has entered uncharted territory following the leak of Kevin Durant’s alleged texts. It’s hard not to agree with him simply because the repercussions of this could be bigger than one can imagine, but that will only be the case if anyone is proven guilty.
Houston Rockets star Kevin Durant is embroiled in a new drama, and this time, it’s about his alleged ties to a burner account on X. During the all-star weekend festivities, multiple screenshots from a certain user went viral on the social media platform. The messages were deemed too personal for everybody’s taste, and that’s why it blew up.
At 37, it’s weird to say that Kevin Durant is in the headlines for his alleged social media interactions. Over the years, the Houston Rockets veteran has gotten a reputation for going after fans, especially naysayers on X.
Michael Irvin didn’t understand how he got involved in the Kevin Durant burner controversy. The Pro Football Hall of Famer discovered that his photo was used on a Durant burner account to make a point about Stephen Curry.
There's been an endless amount of hoopla regarding the quality of the NBA's All-Star game. It's an annual conversation. The product has been bad. Fans were tired of the lack of effort.
The Houston Rockets are looking to bounce back from their most negative stretch of the season that spanned from January into the All-Star Break. It's a far cry from how the season began with Houston being one of the league's most dominant teams.
Houston Rockets All-Star center Alperen Sengun has long been one of the league's best playmakers at the center position. And his actual passes are oftentimes highlight worthy.
Apparently not even God’s house is safe from angry parlay bettors. Houston Rockets star Fred VanVleet appeared this week on the “Club 520 Podcast.” During the episode, VanVleet shared a wild story about being confronted by a bettor … while he was at a church service.