Signings and player movements have marked the Houston Rockets' offseason since their elimination by the Golden State Warriors in the first round of the playoffs.
The Houston Rockets are bringing back a pair of veterans, reaching one-year agreements with guard Aaron Holiday and forward Jeff Green, according to The Athletic’s Kelly Iko.
The Houston Rockets plan to bring back veterans Aaron Holiday, Jae’Sean Tate and Jeff Green this offseason, according to Shams Charania of ESPN. While Tate and Green are set to hit unrestricted free agency, Holiday is under team control via a $4.9 million option, one Houston is expected to decline in favor of a new deal.
The first trade of the NBA's draft night was a relatively minor transaction. But it could indicate the Indiana Pacers are looking in a familiar direction for the middle of the draft.
The Houston Rockets roster next season will potentially have some changes, and that could include Aaron Holiday either on the Rockets or in a new uniform around the NBA.
Going into next season, the Houston Rockets could be in the market for a solid defensive guard to add depth to the room. Fred VanVleet's club option will more than likely be picked up in the summer, securing the Rockets' point guard position.
Holiday stepped up when needed. Will he back for a third season with the Rockets? I think a lot of us were surprised when the Houston Rockets re-signed Aaron Holiday this last offseason to a two-year, $9.5 million contract to come back to the team as a bench point guard.
With injuries mounting, Houston is going to need the veteran point guard to step up. Aaron Holiday has long been known for his adaptability and willingness to help out when needed.
When the Houston Rockets first signed Aaron Holiday in the 2023 offseason, they knew he was a solid NBA backup who could come in and provide a spark when needed.
The Houston Rockets backup point guard debate has been a hot one throughout the season for the team. For most of the year, Aaron Holiday has been the one to soak up those minutes.
On Thursday night, the Houston Rockets faced off against the Golden State Warriors, hoping to land their third-straight win. Things wouldn’t go Houston’s way quickly, though, as the Warriors coasted to a massive halftime lead, 62-48.
The Houston Rockets lost 105-98 to the Golden State Warriors after almost achieving a huge 24-point comeback. Aaron Holiday scored 25 points and Nate Williams contributed 11 points.
The Houston Rockets have a few players that could be on the move before next Thursday's trade deadline. Some critics may look to the back half of the Rockets roster and deem them as candidates to be traded, like point guard Aaron Holiday and veteran big man Jeff Green.
Aaron Holiday has been one of the Rockets' best shooters this season, although he is only playing 9.8 minutes. He should see the court more for these three reasons: shooting, momentum and Reed Sheppard's needed comfortability.
Ime Udoka had been giving bench guard minutes to rookie Reed Sheppard. It’s time to lean on the veteran Holiday now. The Houston Rockets entered the 2024-2025 NBA season with one of the deepest rosters in the NBA.
Coming into the 2024-25 season, the Houston Rockets knew they would be one of the deepest teams in the NBA. With the addition of Reed Sheppard through the draft and the return of Tari Eason from injury, the Rockets can legitimately go ten to eleven players deep each game.
The Houston Rockets are back in action Friday night as they host the Portland Trailblazers in the first of two straight contest against the Blazers. The Rockets are coming off an impressive win over the Indiana Pacers 130-113.
When the Houston Rockets were going through free agency this summer, it was a surprise for the team to re-sign backup point guard Aaron Holiday. Though Holiday played well for the Rockets in 78 appearances in his first year in Houston averaging 6.6 points per game, his role appeared to be intercepted by No.
It's been over two months already since the Milwaukee Bucks delivered one of the most notable trades in recent memory by pushing the button and trading Jrue Holiday for Damian Lillard.