As the NBA Finals reach their conclusion, the Houston Rockets continue to prepare for the 2025 draft, which will be held on June 25. The Rockets currently hold the 10th-overall pick, and it is still unclear whether they will keep the pick, as they have drafted in the lottery in the past four drafts.
The Houston Rockets are a part of the Kevin Durant sweepstakes, and a big trade could be made very soon. What is expected of the Rockets if a trade is made?
As the Houston Rockets get ready to compete for yet another playoff run next season, their general manager, Rafael Stone, is prepared to pull several strings to bring an NBA championship back to Houston.
The Houston Rockets had a successful season this year, making the playoffs for the first time since the 2019-2020 season. They had some flaws, but those mistakes could be corrected going forward.
How many of the players to score at least 20 points in one NBA Finals game without a single assist since the NBA/ABA merger in 1976-77 can you name in five minutes?
Houston Rockets general manager Rafael Stone faces another season of building a championship team this offseason. Stone has leaned heavily into drafting and development.
Houston Rockets general manager Rafael Stone is always looking ahead. Stone was hired in the 2020 offseason at a turbulent time for the Rockets franchise.
At Monday's 2025 NBA Draft Lottery, 14 teams learned where they'd be picking in the upcoming draft, one of the most anticipated in some time. The Houston Rockets have landed the No.
Despite a 38-point outing in Game 2, fourth-year guard Jalen Green struggled mightily in the Rockets‘ first-round playoff series vs. Golden State, averaging 13.3 points per game with a .372/.295/.667 shooting line in the first seven postseason games of his career.
This offseason, the Houston Rockets might look at exploring trade ideas. Rafael Stone talked about continuity with the team, and it sounds more likely than not that the Rockets will run it back next year with the same roster.
On Sunday evening, the Houston Rockets’ season came to a painful conclusion with a Game 7 home loss to the Golden State Warriors. It brought to an end any chance of a historic 3-1 comeback, and also concluded what was the first season of real success for Houston in several years.
The Houston Rockets had their best season in the last five seasons as they finished 52-30 and finished second in the Western Conference. Alperen Sengun
After the Houston Rockets were eliminated in the first round, general manager Rafael Stone knows decisions have to be made. He explained what could happen this offseason after the exit.
Houston Rockets rookie shooting guard Reed Sheppard didn't play as much as he probably would have liked in his first season in the league. The No. 3 overall
Rafael Stone is owed a lot of credit for Houston’s success...and a lot of apologies from haters. To say that the Houston Rockets have had a successful season would be an understatement.
Houston Rockets general manager Rafael Stone has pushed the team a long way to get to where it is now. After being towards the bottom for four years, the Rockets now find themselves in contention for a playoff spot for the first time since 2020.
The Houston Rockets kept their team intact for the most part with this year's trade deadline, matching the words that general manager Rafael Stone had uttered as conversations flowed in the final weeks leading up to the pivotal moment.
The Houston Rockets are less than a month away from the NBA Trade Deadline, and moves could very well be made for the team in second place in the Western Conference standings.
When Rafael Stone took over as General Manager of the Houston Rockets right before the start of the 2021 season, he was coming to a team that was heading toward a collapse.
A look at the Houston Rockets entering the 2024-25 season … Coach: Ime Udoka Record: 41-41 (failed to make the playoffs) New Faces: Steven Adams, Reed Sheppard, Jack McVeigh, N’Faly Dante Notable Losses: Reggie Bullock, Boban Marjanovic The Rockets have arrived at a pivotal moment, and it’s not just about what they could do.
NBA media day was today, and the majority of the players set the expectation of making the playoffs for the Houston Rockets. Being so young, with the oldest player in the "Core 7" being 23, this Rockets roster has high expectations for themselves.
Recently extended, Stone’s job is safe. But for how long? “Welcome to TDS, Nick. You really decided to jump into the deep end of the pool with your first