The Houston Rockets welcomed the Los Angeles Clippers into Toyota Center for the first of two straight games against the Clippers. The Rockets will also face off against the Clippers on Wednesday as they wrap up the first half of the season and head out for the All-Star break.
The Houston Rockets are entering the All-Star break with renewed hope after taking the No. 3 seed in the Western Conference. Through all the struggles and injuries, the Rockets have maintained their composure and given themselves a slim chance at a climb to the second seed.
Jabari Smith Jr.'s final bucket in Tuesday night's victory over the LA Clippers proved to be the final dagger and nail in the coffin in the game. It essentially secured Houston's victory over a Clippers team that's been the NBA's best team over the last six weeks.
How many of the 36 players in the NBA's Three-Point Era (since 1979-80) to score at least 2,500 career points in the postseason can you name in five minutes?
The Houston Rockets are currently the fourth-best team in the Western Conference, with a 32-19 record. The Rockets also rank fifth in both offensive rating and defensive rating, which would be a surprise, if you’ve watched them this season.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
Shortly after the Houston Rockets traded for Kevin Durant, I offered my opinion on how the Rockets who are a part of the NBA’s top 75 should be ranked.
Durant scored 26 points in a win over the Clippers on Tuesday and reached a milestone in the process that places him among some elite company in NBA history.
The 2025-26 NBA season is halfway over already. Time flies, I know. It feels like the season just started yesterday. It’s time to get an early snapshot of the 2026 NBA Draft class, as March madness is fast approaching.
The Rockets beat the Clippers 102-95 at Houston’s Toyota Center tonight. After dominating most of the second half, the Rockets managed a comfortable win by surviving the Clippers’ late surges to try to cut the deficit tonight.
Houston Rockets guard Amen Thompson may have fallen short of making it to his first-ever All-Star Game, but he continues to show that he is one of the league’s brightest young studs.
The Houston Rockets were coming off a crucial 112-106 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday and wanted to continue that momentum back at home on Tuesday night, taking on the Los Angeles Clippers.
After the Los Angeles Clippers traded away James Harden at the NBA trade deadline, the luster of a Rockets versus Clippers matchup in Toyota Center make gave dulled a bit.
Kevin Durant and Alperen Sengun combined for 48 points as the Houston Rockets turned a rally to start the fourth quarter into a 102-95 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Clippers on Tuesday.
The Houston Rockets have been going through a bit of an identity crisis as of late as they’ve suffered a few disappointing defeats to some teams that they should be taking care of business against quite handily.
After trolling netizens on X, Kevin Durant cracked a joke at his expense. This comes with a major check to his bank, but the viral ad has left many speechless, including former teammate Stephen Curry.
When a franchise trades for Kevin Durant, it signals genuine urgency for a championship. Windows don’t stay open forever, after all. That’s especially true when they’re built around generational stars in their mid-30s.
Houston Rockets center Alperen Sengun had the worst single week of bad PR from a Rockets player in recent memory. Sengun was initially snubbed from this weekend's All-Star game, was called out by Rockets coach Ime Udoka for his defense and went viral for the wrong reasons -- cursing out a female officiating member.
The Clippers head to Houston for a matchup that pits veteran experience against youthful explosiveness. Los Angeles continues to rely on disciplined half‑court execution and defensive versatility, while the Rockets lean on their athletic young core and an energized home crowd.
Slumps happen to every player over the course of an NBA season, and usually they’re handled behind closed doors: extra film sessions, tougher practices, maybe a quiet word from the coaching staff.