The Rockets are set to face off against the Detroit Pistons tonight, hoping to rebound on the second night of a back-to-back. Last night, Houston played Philadelphia, ultimately falling in an overtime, down to the wire contest.
By now, I’m sure you’ve heard. And noticed. The Houston Rockets need a point guard. Although it’s not as bad as it seems. There’s a difficult path, as it pertains to acquiring an external one.
It’s becoming apparent that the Houston Rockets need to shore up their point guard depth if they’ll make a deep playoff run this year. However, according to ESPN’s Michael C.
While there is an uptick in the viewership metric, Commissioner Adam Silver still has his plate full of problems. The players/coaches keep complaining about easy officiating calls being missed.
The Rockets, the 76ers, and overtime. Three things that have been synonymous over the last couple of seasons. Unfortunately, the Rockets being on the road and losing has also become synonymous.
Most NBA players, no matter how successful, are out of the league before the end of their 30s, or even their 20s. That leaves a lot of life left to live, and a good handful of players have made the most of their professional lives after leaving the court.
Houston’s offense slowed to a crawl down the stretch, possessions dragged on too long, and clean looks turned into rushed decisions. They even appeared to get a break when Tyreses Maxey’s potential game-winning layup in regulation was swatted away, a block that replays strongly suggested should have been ruled goaltending.
The Rockets faced off against the 76ers on Thursday night, a team similarly looking to nab wins and rise in their own conference. Houston's performance was too up-and-down overall, letting Tyrese Maxey get to his spots, former MVP Joel Embiid get to the free throw line, and playing too sloppily late in the fourth and overtime.
The Rockets have almost certainly confirmed that they will not be making any trades to acquire an additional point guard before the upcoming February 5 trade deadline.
Will the Houston Rockets trade for a point guard at the deadline or has coach Ime Udoka has filled the void left behind in Fred VanVleet’s season-ending ACL injury?
The Houston Rockets have been the subject of trade speculation all throughout the season. Well, actually, before the season even started. Part of it is because the Rockets are always active at the deadline, seemingly.
For the Houston Rockets, Tuesday night’s 111-106 win over the San Antonio Spurs felt like more than just a victory. While it did help propel Houston to the fourth seed in the Western Conference and move them within two and a half games of the Spurs for the No.
There are many teams in the Western Conference that are right in the thick of things as the season enters its second half. The Houston Rockets find themselves in the middle of it as they attempt to hold on to their meager half-game lead as the No.
Going into last season the Houston Rockets were seen as a team on the rise but not someone who could challenge the top teams NBA. They had finished 41-41 the prior season and even though it was a league best 19 game improvement it still wasn't good enough to get the Rockets into the playoffs.
The Rockets haven’t yet lived up to expectations this season. They were anointed as a true contender by many prior to season’s start, featuring notable
In the wake of the season-ending injury to Fred VanVleet before the season began, the Houston Rockets have reportedly been in the market for guard help in the weeks leading up to the NBA trade deadline.
Houston is exploring the trade market in search of a potential backcourt upgrade, according to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, who hears from sources that the Rockets have looked into what sort of return they could get for forward Dorian Finney-Smith and second-round draft capital.
On Tuesday night, the Houston Rockets faced off against the San Antonio Spurs for the second time this season. In the previous match, the Rockets kept the game relatively close through and through.
Reed Sheppard isn't the best player on the Houston Rockets, but right now he just might be their most important. Sheppard aims to continue his strong play of late when the Rockets visit the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday.
For most of the night, the Houston Rockets were reacting instead of dictating. The San Antonio Spurs controlled pace early, shot the ball confidently, and played with a level of comfort that suggested the game was unfolding on their terms.
Bad injury news tends to arrive at the worst possible time, as one Houston Rockets center is out for the foreseeable future. Just as the team continues
Reed Sheppard scored 12 of his 21 points off the bench in the fourth quarter to help spark the Houston Rockets to a 111-106 comeback win over the visiting San Antonio Spurs on Tuesday.
The Houston Rockets could address their need for a traditional point guard before the Feb. 5 trade deadline, a vacancy caused by the loss of veteran Fred VanVleet to a preseason knee injury.