The Houston Rockets have vaulted themselves into the national conversation by having their best season in years and finally returning to the playoffs. Along with the added attention comes added scrutiny, as flaws are magnified in the postseason.
The Houston Rockets are currently gearing up for a busy offseason, which could potentially include them taking calls on shooting guard Jalen Green. Green
The Houston Rockets have had an up-and-down last five seasons. The Rockets started the 2020s like every other team dealing with the aftermath of the pandemic.
An NBA player has come off of the bench to score 20 or more points in a Finals game on 41 occasions in league history. How many of the players to do it can you name in six minutes?
Jalen Green just finished the best season of his career, averaging 21 points, almost five rebounds, and three assists on 42.3% shooting from the field and 35.4% from three.
The Houston Rockets made the postseason for the first time since the 2019-20 this year. After years of rebuilding, the team showed signs of progress with a light at the end of the tunnel.
Rockets shooting guard Jalen Green sat down with Inside the Launch, brought to fans by adidas and Dunk Score, to review the star guard and his teammates' best dunks of the 2024-25 season.
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Jalen Green had the best season of his career this year, helping the Rockets to a similarly successful season. The 23-year-old showed consistency, and averaged 21 points, almost five rebounds, and three assists on 42.3% from the field and and career high 35.4% from three.
It was no coincidence that the Houston Rockets had their best season in the last five years, the same year Jalen Green had his best overall season. Green, Jae'Sean Tate and Alperen Sengun, more than anyone else on the team, understood how much of an achievement it was for the Rockets to make the playoffs this season.
The Houston Rockets are coming off their most successful season in the last five years. Despite a disappointing first-round loss to the Golden State Warriors, the Houston Rockets had a lot to be encouraged about this past season.
Rockets' guard Jalen Green just had the best season of his career, averaging 21 points, almost five rebounds, and three assists on 42.3% from the field and a career-high 35.4% from three.
Many have been expecting Jalen Green to be the one who is left without a chair when the music stops in Houston, but that may not necessarily be the case.
According to Sam Amick and Kelly Iko of The Athletic, the Houston Rockets are no longer interested in trading for Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker. The
The 2nd-seeded Rockets went out to the veteran-led Golden State Warriors in a shock upset. The Rockets lifted off this season from a .500 team to the 2nd best record in the West because of its young talents.
The Houston Rockets were a defensive juggernaut this season, as the team boasted stoppers at every position. Houston was able to rise from the lottery all the way up to the Western Conference’s second seed because of their defense — and despite their offense.
The general reputation surrounding an NBA player doesn't reach full fruition until he gets to the postseason in front of a national or even global audience.
Jalen Green didn’t sugarcoat his performance in the Houston Rockets’ seven-game playoff exit. “Besides that one game, sht, straight sht, I got to be better,” he told reporters, pointing to Game 2 as his only standout showing.
The Rockets have a very bright future.
During Houston's conference quarterfinals loss to Golden State in seven games, Amen Thompson's immense potential was on full display.
Jalen Green's first-ever playoff series in the NBA certainly wasn't a memorable one. Green struggled mightily against the Golden State Warriors, and that has led to suggestions that the Houston Rockets should part ways with him.
Jalen Green did not take it easy on himself after his Houston Rockets were eliminated from the playoffs on Sunday night. The Rockets lost 103-89 to the Golden State Warriors in the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas, in Game 7 of their Western Conference first-round playoff series.
Jalen Green was dubbed the X-factor in the Rockets vs. Warriors series by several analysts. As the Rockets' leading scorer for the regular season, Green had a lot of expectations on his shoulders.
The Houston Rockets forced a game seven after defeating the Golden State Warriors 115-107. It was the Rocket's first road win of the playoffs. Game 7 will
Jalen Green’s girlfriend, Draya Michele, seems to have made a life-changing decision. Michele posted an Instagram story where she mentioned considering quitting drinking alcohol for good after she had a dream where she was recorded by the media ‘acting out’ while drunk at an event.
The Houston Rockets are at their best when Jalen Green is being aggressive and leading the team in scoring. As good as Alperen Sengun is as the team’s only All-Star, Green is the X-factor because of his three-way scoring abilities.
After a dominant regular season campaign that landed them in second place in the Western Conference, the Rockets are on the brink of elimination. Following another shaky performance against the Warriors, one analyst feels Jalen Green could be on the move in the coming months.
How many of the players to make the most three-pointers in a single playoff game for each NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
Jalen Green delivered the performance of his young career on Wednesday night, making some franchise history in the process.
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