The Rockets have come a long way from the Stephen Silas years. It’s official: The Houston Rockets have finished with more than 50 wins in a season for the first time since 2019.
Stephen Silas was an NBA assistant for two decades from 2000-20, spending time in Charlotte, New Orleans, Cleveland, Golden State, and Dallas, establishing himself as a legitimate head coaching candidate and eventually being hired by Houston to fill that role.
Soon, the Detroit Pistons will finalize their coaching staff under J.B. Bickerstaff. According to The Athletic’s James Edwards III, former Houston Rockets head coach Stephen Silas is not expected to be a part of the staff.
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Last offseason, the Houston Rockets had a major decision to make. They needed a head coach. Better yet, they needed the right coach. They had Stephen Silas, who was known to be an offensive guru, based on his tenure with the Dallas Mavericks, however, it's a bit different without Luka Doncic.
When Jacque Vaughn replaced Steve Nash as coach of the Brooklyn Nets in November 2022, the purpose was to help the franchise reach its championship potential with Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving.
When the final buzzer rung Monday night inside the Toyota Center, the Houston Rockets had ended a three-game losing skid in a 136-113 victory over the Detroit Pistons.