The Houston Rockets will be entering free agency this summer with one big priority, and that is re-signing veteran center Steven Adams. However, that might not be as easy as it sounds.
Steven Adams continues to be one of the best big men available in this year's free agency market, and if the Houston Rockets do not lock him up with an extension soon, there is a chance another team will.
The NBA offseason is slowly approaching. With the NBA Finals underway on Thursday, there are only a few weeks left of actual basketball left in the season. Soon, the drama of the NBA offseason will commence.
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?
The Los Angeles Lakers are entering an extremely important offseason and all eyes will be on the front office to see what additions they will make to turn this roster into a contender.
Houston Rockets would like to retain unrestricted center Steven Adams this offseason. Adams was a big piece of what the Rockets like to do as he provided size and strength to the lineup.
As the Houston Rockets prepare for next season, the center room outside of All-Star Alperen Sengun is seemingly scarce and in need of serious depth. This could be the perfect opportunity for Houston to lock down one of the most physical big men in the league, Steven Adams.
Following their first-round exit at the hands of the Golden State Warriors, the Houston Rockets plan to continue building their roster in hopes of becoming a legitimate contender in the Western Conference.
The Los Angeles Lakers have many questions to answer in the offseason, following a first-round exit in the 2025 NBA Playoffs. The Lakers, looking to return next season as title contenders will need to improve their rotation.
The Houston Rockets head into the 2025 offseason looking to continue their ascent in the Western Conference. Following their early exit in the opening round of the NBA Playoffs by the Golden State Warriors, the focus is continuing to build towards being a contender.
The Houston Rockets are preparing for the NBA Draft with workouts and evaluations. Many are expecting the Rockets to trade the pick or draft a big man as Steven Adams is an unrestricted free agent.
The Los Angeles Clippers may need to get creative if they re going to fill all of their needs this offseason. The team needs a guard they can partner with James Harden, a power forward they can dependably start, a backup center, and somewhere in there they need to add scoring.
After initially being acquired at the 2024 trade deadline, veteran center Steven Adams wouldn't make his Rockets debut until the 2024-2025 season. Many thought the 31-year-old was facing the end of his career as a productive player, given his age and recent injury history.
Rockets center Steven Adams who is listed as a current NBA free agent, could be one of the most sought after NBA vets this offseason. The New Zealand born center is coming off of a two-year contract with the Rockets and has continued to make a career out of being one of the most physical big men the league has to offer.
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.
It was a good season for the Rockets. Reviews continue with the Big Man off the bench, Steven Adams I was ecstatic when the Houston Rockets traded with the Memphis Grizzlies to acquire Steven Adams in February 2024.
When it comes to the NBA free agency market, the Detroit Pistons aren’t expected to splurge. The team’s President of Basketball Operations, Trajan Langdon, already suggested that a big move would likely come through a trade rather than a signing.
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.
After suffering a second straight loss to the Houston Rockets, the Golden State Warriors now find themselves knotted at three games a piece in this first-round series, leaving them reeling for answers ahead of a do-or-die Game 7 clash.
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors built up a 3-1 lead in their first-round playoff battle against the Houston Rockets. They managed to undercut the latter’s physicality and athleticism by using clever tactics such as hack-a-Steven Adams to limit their offensive possessions.
Veteran center Steven Adams missed about half of the 2022/23 season with a knee injury. That same injury kept him on the shelf for the entire ’23/24 campaign.
The Houston Rockets sent their series with the Golden State Warriors to a Game 7 on Friday night with a 115-107 win that saw the veteran guard-center duo of Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams lead the way for coach Ime Udoka's team.
Draymond Green had five fouls and the Golden State Warriors had a one-point lead with seconds to go in Game 4, but when the Houston Rockets went to their All-Star center, Green got the big stop.
The Memphis Grizzlies relayed that center Steven Adams is expected to miss at least another four weeks after receiving a stem cell injection as he recovers from a PCL sprain. He might miss the rest of the regular season.