Kevin Durant is officially headed to Houston. And he’s not going alone. The Rockets have finalized a record-setting seven-team trade that not only lands them the former MVP but also veteran big man Clint Capela in a sign-and-trade with Atlanta, the teams announced in a flurry of press releases Friday.
The Houston Rockets were among the best stories in the NBA during the 2024-25 season. They ended a four-year playoff drought by finishing as the second seed in the Western Conference with a 52-30 record.
The seven-team trade that sends star forward Kevin Durant and free agent big man Clint Capela (via sign-and-trade) to Houston is now official, according to press releases from several teams, including the Rockets.
The Houston Rockets have been making significant changes to their team ahead of the 2024-25 season. Since the end of their season, they have made nine separate moves, including extending Ime Udoka and Jabari Smith, signing Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams, and adding Darius Finney-Smith and Clint Capela.
As expected, the Wizards have rolled a pair of trade agreements with the Pelicans and Rockets into the same deal, officially completing the two deals as a single three-team transaction, per a press release from New Orleans.
Even though Kevin Garnett swears Hakeem Olajuwon was the sneakiest, most underrated trash talker he ever met on a basketball court, the Houston Rockets legend is largely known for his calm demeanor.
In a move that was widely expected for days, the Houston Rockets have traded Cam Whitmore to the Washington Wizards for two second-round picks. The Rockets will take a 2026 second-rounder via the Chicago Bulls and a 2029 second-rounder via the Sacramento Kings.
Although the Houston Rockets just pulled off the biggest trade of the offseason, they're still armed with assets, as they ultimately ended up parting with much less than what many expected.
Cam Whitmore is now with the Washington Wizards after the Houston Rockets traded him. Most people thought the Rockets made a bad move, but they were actually helping Whitmore.
Dreaming of winning titles with legends alongside you is one thing, but actually doing something to get there? Few successfully make it. But you could always resort to manifestation, in addition to putting in the hard work, and that’s what Cuttino Mobley did before joining the Houston Rockets.
In his 17 years in the NBA, Kevin Durant has established himself as one of the greatest scorers in league history and built a massive global fan base. But his talents haven’t just been limited to NBA arenas; they’ve also been celebrated at the world-famous Rucker Park in New York, where streetball has shaped basketball culture for decades.
The Houston Rockets have definitely decided that this offseason is not the time to play it safe. First, they stunned everyone by pulling off a blockbuster move to bring Kevin Durant to town, a trade that instantly turned heads all around the league.
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.
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
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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.