With another season in the books, HoopsHype has published its top 78 international players list for this year. Every summer, the list undergoes significant adjustments due to the abundance of international talent currently dominating the sport.
During an early February game in Dallas against the Mavericks, the Rockets were down big early. The Mavericks had just made one of the strangest trades in NBA history as they sent their franchise player, Luka Doncic, to the Los Angeles Lakers for Anthony Davis.
In the 2019-20 season, the Houston Rockets traded away starting center Clint Capela to create micro-ball and become the smallest team in the league. Now, for 2025-26, they’ve brought him back.
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Let’s look at a handful of the worst free agency deals signed this offseason.
The Houston Rockets have been one of the most talked-about teams in the NBA offseason after free agency and trade season sent the league into a whirlwind in late June and early July.
Some teams got great deals, and others paid a high price for questionable upgrades.
The Houston Rockets were among the best stories in the NBA during the 2024-25 season. They ended a four-year playoff drought by finishing as the second seed in the Western Conference with a 52-30 record.
The seven-team trade that sends star forward Kevin Durant and free agent big man Clint Capela (via sign-and-trade) to Houston is now official, according to press releases from several teams, including the Rockets.
Free agent center Jock Landale has reached an agreement with the Grizzlies, sources tell Shams Charania of ESPN (X link). Memphis will make room on its roster by sending Jay Huff to the Pacers in exchange for a future second-round pick and a second-round pick swap.
The trade that is sending Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets has turned out to be much bigger than originally anticipated.
General managers across the league are getting creative to try to put the best possible rosters together.
When the Suns and Rockets agreed a week-and-a-half ago to a deal that will send Kevin Durant to Houston, they negotiated it as a two-team trade. However, after the July moratorium lifts on Sunday and that trade can be officially completed, it’s expected to be finalized as a seven-team mega-deal.
The Houston Rockets signed Clint Capela to a three year, $21.5 million dollar contract on Monday evening, marking the organizations second addition of the day.
The Houston Rockets are bringing back a big man to bolster their frontcourt: Clint Capela, by way of a sign-and-trade, costing $21.5 million over three
The Houston Rockets won two championships in the 1990s with the great Hakeem Olajuwon manning the middle. Thirty years later, the team still seems to realize the importance of the center position.
The Houston Rockets are adding a familiar face to their revamped lineup for next season. Several reporters confirmed Monday that the Rockets are signing veteran big man Clint Capela to a three-year contract worth $21.5 million.
The Los Angeles Lakers entered the opening day of NBA free agency on Monday, June 30, with their eyes on three potential acquisitions at the center position.
The Rockets hit the ground running in the free agency market as they acquired Dorian Finney-Smith and former Rocket Clint Capela within the first few hours of free agency.
The Rockets continued to retool their frontcourt by agreeing to a three-year, $21.5M contract with Hawks free agent Clint Capela, ESPN’s Shams Charania tweets.
Clint Capela has been in the NBA for 11 seasons. He finished this past year with averages of 8.9 points, 8.5 rebounds, 1.1 assists and 1.0 blocks per contest while shooting 55.9% from the field in 55 games for the Atlanta Hawks.
The Los Angeles Lakers may already have a play called in the huddle to address their paper-thin frontcourt.
How do the Los Angeles Lakers help LeBron James and Luka Doncic? Well, most will tell you it starts up front. “They’re gonna get a big,” said Keith Smith of Spotrac on his Front Office show.
According to NBA insider Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, Clint Capela will leave the Atlanta Hawks this offseason. Capela becomes an unrestricted free agent
Atlanta Hawks center Clint Capela will be sidelined through the end of the regular season because of an injury to his left hand. An MRI showed he has a ligament injury to the fourth metacarpal of his left hand, the Hawks said Friday, adding that he will be re-evaluated in three to four weeks.
Depending on how they fare in the postseason — they’re currently the No. 7 seed in the East — it’s possible he might be able to return at some point later next month.
Multiple teams have reached out to the Atlanta Hawks about the availability of center Clint Capela and forward De’Andre Hunter ahead of the NBA trade deadline, per Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The Hawks hope to trade starting center Clint Capela before his $22.27M contract expires in the offseason.
As the NBA trade deadline approaches, rumors surrounding the Hawks are starting to heat up. Multiple reports indicate Atlanta is open to listening to offers for some of their veteran players, with Clint Capela and Bogdan Bogdanovic at the center of those discussions.
After losing Isaiah Hartenstein in free agency this summer, the New York Knicks may be trying to slingshot their way back up the center pile.
The veteran big man could find himself on the trade block this summer.
DeMar DeRozan has been on a scoring tear for the Chicago Bulls, but we're not looking at his points prop for Monday night's clash against the Atlanta Hawks. Instead, let's target his rebounds for Monday's Look of the Day.
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