Houston is back on the road following their Thanksgiving break, having won two straight contests as they come into their matchup against the Utah Jazz.
The Houston Rockets are off to a stellar start to the 2025-26 season, sitting fourth in the Western Conference with a 12-4 record. All told, the Rockets lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder, Detroit Pistons, San Antonio Spurs and Denver Nuggets.
The Houston Rockets have been eliminated from the NBA Cup after posting a 2-2 record through group play. They'll miss out on the chance to compete in Las Vegas for the second year in a row after losses against the Denver Nuggets and San Antonio Spurs.
At 12-4, the Houston Rockets are riding high on both sides of the floor. One of the NBA's top teams on both offense (122 rating) and defense (111.1) is looking like a legitimate title contender.
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It's safe to say that the Houston Rockets have found a viable replacement for Fred VanVleet in the form of a committee. With the veteran floor general out for the season due to a torn ACL, the Rockets have turned to players such as Amen Thompson, Josh Okogie, and most importantly, Reed Sheppard.
Houston Rockets fans have much to be thankful for so far this season. Even with the addition of immaculate scoring talent Kevin Durant, few had them pegged as the number-two offensive rating in the league.
There was mild concern regarding the Houston Rockets when Fred VanVleet tore his ACL before the season started. The Rockets, who already lacked a viable guard rotation heading into 2025-26, lost their veteran floor general, which meant they were expected to turn to a committee featuring Amen Thompson, Reed Sheppard and Josh Okogie.
The Houston Rockets could move on from star point guard Fred VanVleet. For the last two seasons, Fred VanVleet has served as the Houston Rockets’ starting point guard.
When the Houston Rockets drafted Amen Thompson in the 2023 NBA draft with the fourth overall pick, they knew they were getting one of the most athletic and dynamic players in the draft.
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On Wednesday, the Houston Rockets traveled to the west coast to take on the Golden State Warriors. It was Houston's first time taking on Golden State since the Warriors ended their season in the opening round of the playoffs. The Rockets were short-handed, to put it politely.
It’s that time of the year! A day for family, food, fun, and most importantly, taking time to remember what to be thankful for. This Thanksgiving season, Rockets fans have plenty to be thankful for.
On Wednesday, Alperen Sengun faced off against one of the game's best defenders in Golden State Warriors forward slash quasi-center Draymond Green. Sengun
Despite not having Kevin Durant (personal), the Houston Rockets secured a 104-100 Cup victory over the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday, as Reed Sheppard put up his best performance of his budding NBA career.
One of the biggest strengths the Houston Rockets have had over the last few seasons, and especially coming into this one, is their depth. While injuries have limited the talent level, they're still 12-4 after 16 games, playing elite on both sides of the ball.
The Houston Rockets pushed deeper into the NBA Cup chase on a night when Reed Sheppard’s career-high became the clearest sign yet of his breakout and shifted his team’s momentum.
Reed Sheppard picked a pretty good time to level up. The Houston Rockets guard went off for a career-high 31 points, powering a 104-100 comeback win over the Golden State Warriors on the road in NBA Cup group play.
Reed Sheppard capped a career-best 31-point performance by sinking a key hoop with 2:58 remaining, Alperen Sengun added another in the final minute and the Houston Rockets outlasted the Golden State Warriors 104-100 on Wednesday in an NBA Cup game at San Francisco.
Despite owning the fifth-best record in the NBA, the Houston Rockets still haven’t proven much. Houston brought in Kevin Durant this offseason to elevate the franchise to true championship-contender status.