It has been over two weeks since the last Houston Rockets buyout update, but after yesterday's deadline, a lot has changed. After general manager Rafael Stone mentioned the possibility of turning to the buyout market, the Rockets have not made any roster changes, and the list of potential fits just got shorter.
We've seen a major shift in college basketball, as it pertains to the financial infrastructure. Athletes are starting to get compensated for their services.
The Houston Rockets have been up and down lately, currently sitting at 38-22 after a recent narrow road win over the Washington Wizards. The Rockets’ solid roster construction has allowed them to stay afloat despite playing without Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams for the most part this year.
It's been a rather eventful seven days for Houston Rockets reserve big man Clint Capela, which is a bit unusual and abnormal. Capela has always been a relatively quiet player, who has always let his play do the talking. And it's always spoken for him.
Kevin Durant has been a godsend for the Houston Rockets this season. Full stop. Everyone would agree with that. Last summer's trade with the Phoenix Suns is the sole reason for Houston's third-place ranking in the Western Conference this season.
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.
The Houston Rockets built up a big lead against the Washington Wizards, and then they had hold on towards the end and a fourth-quarter rally by the Wiz, finishing the game with a 123-118 victory.
Ime Udoka believes that the Houston Rockets should’ve beaten the Washington Wizards by a larger margin on Monday night, considering their size advantage over them.
The Houston Rockets’ Monday night contest against the Washington Wizards proved to be more difficult than anticipated, especially with the Wizards seemingly looking to lose games intentionally to gain better lottery odds.
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.
Alperen Sengun scored 32 points, Kevin Durant had 30 and the visiting Houston Rockets took down the Washington Wizards 123-118 Monday night. Houston never trailed after the second quarter in a game that turned combative in the second half.
Kevin Durant took the ragebait during Monday’s game. The Houston Rockets star forward Durant, a District of Columbia native, returned home Monday night for a game against the Washington Wizards at Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.
Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson has had a wonderful start to his career in the NBA. Playing in his third year in the league, Thompson has averaged 13.6 points, 7.5 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.4 steals per contest in 188 career games before Monday night's game against the Wizards.
The Houston Rockets have been in dire need of a point guard. They've needed one all season, really even before the campaign started. Dating back to Fred VanVleet’s season-ending knee injury sustained during the team's minicamp in the Bahamas.
The Houston Rockets didn't quite finish February on a strong note, suffering a 115-105 loss to the Miami Heat on Saturday. They're still 4-2 after the All-Star break, with a chance to build upon those wins tonight against the Washington Wizards.
The Houston Rockets have been a team that the city has kept a close eye on this season with the high expectations and star players. While the key injuries
This year’s Houston Rockets team has been one of the most inconsistent iterations of the team seen in recent memory. More over, the Rockets have been one of the most inconsistent ball clubs in the entire league. They’re far from a lock to beat the league’s relatively easier opponents.
With the NBA season going through its last seven weeks, bettors could win big in tonight’s game between the Houston Rockets and the Washington Wizards.
Houston Rockets star center Alperen Sengun had another tough game on Saturday afternoon. Despite playing 35 minutes, the 23-year old Turk had just 13 points, six rebounds, and three assists (to three turnovers) versus the Miami Heat.