The Rockets are set to face off against the Utah Jazz tonight, needing to win a fifth-straight game to continue ascending the Western Conference standings.
What good is an advantage if you don’t use it? Being fluid in Sanskrit is only so employable. Spending nine grand on an Alienware Area-51 Ultra 9 RTX gaming computer to play solitaire would be foolish.
The Houston Rockets will be making back-to-back appearances in the NBA Playoffs. The Rockets, who are currently in fifth place in the Western Conference with a 47-29 record, officially clinched a playoff spot as a top-six seed in the West thanks to the Phoenix Suns loss at the Charlotte Hornets on Thursday night.
The Rockets became the fifth Western Conference team to secure a playoff spot on Thursday when Phoenix lost at Charlotte, per the NBA (Twitter link). Houston is currently 47-29, the No.
Tilman Fertitta has undergone a bit of a transformation in terms of his favorability in the public eye. For the first several years of Fertitta’s ownership of the Houston Rockets, he was quite heavily disliked by the Rockets’ fanbase.
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.
Down the stretch on Wednesday, when it became obvious that the short-handed Milwaukee Bucks refused to roll over, the Houston Rockets faced a defensive tactic that'd previously given them fits.
Kevin Durant and Nike have had one of the best partnerships, from a business standpoint. The merchandiser olds the Houston Rockets superstar in a very high light.
Houston Rockets' Head Coach Ime Udoka has said that while he's willing to experiment between starting Reed Sheppard and Tari Eason in the regular season, he's still planning on having a set lineup for the postseason.
Fred VanVleet has become the poster child for the San Antonio Spurs fanbase. At least, on social media. However, it can be useful for checking the pulse of a collective group or to gauge the thought process on a specific subject or item.
From the day the Houston Rockets and the entire NBA learned that Fred VanVleet had suffered a potential season-ending injury, one narrative placed on the
It has not been a storybook season for the Houston Rockets, but the suggestion that it’s been a disaster is an overcorrection. Guilty as charged. I’ve contributed my share of both gloom and doom.
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.
The Milwaukee Bucks fell short against the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, losing 119-113 in a game that carried little playoff significance. Their postseason hopes had already faded before tip-off.
The Houston Rockets won the fourth game in a row, as Reed Sheppard went for a career-high 9 threes and scored 27 points, as the Rockets held off a second half Milwaukee comeback to snag a 119-113 win.
Houston Rockets star center Alperen Sengun delivered good news for the fan base Wednesday night. Sengun logged 29 minutes against the Milwaukee Bucks, finishing with 25 points on 9-of-13 shooting, including 2-of-2 from three.
The Rockets did more than win Wednesday night. They reminded everyone why this group remains dangerous when the ball moves, the shooters fire without hesitation, and the stars trust the next pass.
Reed Sheppard scored 27 points, Alperen Sengun added 25 and the Houston Rockets fended off the injury-depleted Milwaukee Bucks 119-113 on Wednesday to extend their winning streak to four games.
The Houston Rockets came into their matchup with the New York Knicks on life support in their pursuit of the Los Angeles Lakers for the third spot in the Western Conference.
The Houston Rockets are loaded at the wing position. As we've heard countless times. The Rockets have such depth at the position that coach Ime Udoka has utilized all-wing lineups, in place of his highly preferred double big lineup, which consists of two centers.
Ever since Tristen Newton has been in the NBA, he’s been playing on a two-way contract. After being cut in training camp by the Minnesota Timberwolves, Newton was playing in the G League before being signed to a two-way contract by the Houston Rockets in early January.
Kevin Durant is more than just a superstar on the court; he’s a force of nature off it, too. His scoring skills are matched only by his knack for engaging fans and cleverly responding to critics.
The Houston Rockets have experienced enough uneven results executing the two-man game between All-Stars Kevin Durant and Alperen Sengun that the moments of vulnerability resonate as vividly as those games when that duo appears unstoppable.
The Rockets punched the Knicks in the mouth tonight from the onset of their game at Houston’s Toyota Center and ended up winning 111-94. This was a much-needed win for Kevin Durant and the Rockets to cap off a three-game win streak since the team has been struggling to find its identity recently.
The Houston Rockets haven’t just waited around for Jalen Green to break out of his shooting slump. They stepped in, and it’s made a difference that’s now clear across his whole game.