At points throughout the 2023-24 NBA season, the Houston Rockets looked like they would factor into the playoff race in the Western Conference. They were over the .500 mark early in 2024, but have fallen on tough times in recent weeks.
After several seasons of being near the bottom of the NBA standings, the Houston Rockets made a concerted effort to upgrade their roster this offseason.
The Houston Rockets began their two-game road trip in a 138-104 victory over the Charlotte Hornets. The Rockets ended their two-game losing streak inside the Spectrum Center Friday night.
When he took over as Rockets head coach, Ime Udoka knew he needed experienced players to set strong examples at the top of the roster.
Jeff Green did not expect anything when he signed with the Houston Rockets in July. However, his mindset remained the same. Whenever coach Ime Udoka would call upon his number, be ready.
The Houston Rockets have had several players step up to the plate so far this season. The Rockets currently sit at 15-12 going into Christmas thanks to a full team effort, but two players who don't always receive the praise they deserve are Aaron Holiday and Jeff Green.
The Houston Rockets' young core is soaking in the knowledge from the veteran players that the team signed this offseason. While Fred VanVleet, Dillon Brooks and Jeff Green headline as the veterans helping the Rockets dig out of the bottom of the Western Conference, one player is often overlooked in this category.
Houston Rockets forward Jeff Green was supposed to receive his championship ring from the Denver Nuggets last Wednesday, but something went wrong and the ring was not ready to be given to Green. When asked about this, Green was okay with it, saying, "Just a miscommunication, but that happens, you know.
Jeff Green may not be a member of the Denver Nuggets anymore, but he'll always be a Denver Nugget for life. Winning the first NBA championship in franchise history for a team is something that immortalizes a player, and it's something that immortalized Jeff Green.
The Houston Rockets extended their winning streak to six Sunday night in a 107-104 victory over the Denver Nuggets. Fred VanVleet led the team in scoring with 26 points in the win, while Alperen Şengün added 23 points, eight rebounds and five assists.
If there is one person who can attest to the similarities Alperen Şengün shares with Nikola Jokić, it's Houston Rockets veteran Jeff Green. He spent two seasons with the Denver Nuggets and played a vital role in helping the franchise win their first NBA championship in June.
The Houston Rockets extended their winning streak to five during a come-from-behind 104-100 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans Friday night. The win gave the Rockets their first In-Season Tournament victory while gaining their opponents' respect.
Jalen Green scored a game-high 23 points while Alperen Sengun posted a double-double as the Houston Rockets dismantled the visiting Sacramento Kings 122-97 on Monday.
After two full seasons with the Houston Rockets, Jalen Green has earned a reputation as an inefficient, high-volume scorer. While his playstyle can earn individual accolades, it hardly contributes to winning.
As the Houston Rockets prepare to start what should be a very productive season, fans are anxious and eager to see the young team take the court. Luckily, fans won’t have to wait long.
The Houston Rockets are yet again shaking it up in free agency, with championship veteran Jeff Green their latest addition.
Jeff Green will be a sought-after free agent this summer despite coming off perhaps the worst statistical season of his career. At 36, Green averaged 19.5 minutes and 7.8 points per game, both career lows, for the Denver Nuggets last year.
The year is 2023, Jeff Green is 36 years old, and he just won an NBA championship as one of, let’s say, three bench players for his team that really factored into the NBA Finals.
The posterization was the icing on the cake of a dominant performance from the Nuggets.
Denver Nuggets forward Jeff Green will be out for at least a month with a hand injury. The team confirmed Saturday that Green sustained a sprained finger and a fracture to his left hand in the fourth quarter of Friday night's 120-107 win against the Portland Trail Blazers.
Veteran forward Jeff Green is reportedly staying with the Denver Nuggets for the 2022-23 season by exercising the $4.5 million player option in his contract.
It took just one game of Chris Paul being back for the Suns for an opponent to become irritated with his actions.
Jeff Green has agreed to a two-year, $10 million deal with the Nuggets, according to Malika Andrews of ESPN. The second-year is a player option. Green
Anything short of the conference finals this season for Utah is a disappointment, Yardbarker's Sean Keane writes.
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