The Houston Rockets have forced their way into the NBA Play-In Tournament discussion in the Western Conference with their recent performance. They are putting pressure on the 10th-place Golden State Warriors courtesy of being the hottest team in the league.
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Currently, the hottest team in the NBA is the Houston Rockets. They are making a late-season push for a spot in the NBA Play-In Tournament, as they are only one game behind the Golden State Warriors for 10th place in the Western Conference.
If you’re looking for a big reason behind the incredible run the Houston Rockets are having, then there’s no reason to miss the name — and the numbers — Jalen Green has been generating over the last several games.
With 10 games left in the season, the Warriors (38-34) and Rockets (37-35) are in a grueling battle for the tenth and final play-in position out West and the trash talk is heating up.
The Houston Rockets Tari Eason had some taunting words for the Golden State Warriors. This came after the Rockets’ hyped win over the first-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday.
Tari Eason taunted the Golden State Warriors on social media Wednesday with the help of a cult classic film.
The Rockets won their tenth game in a row to keep pace in the play-in race. Wow! This one had game of the year potential as the Houston Rockets went back and forth with the Oklahoma City Thunder in what turned out to be a 132-126 overtime win for Space City.
Jalen Green scored 37 points to lift the Houston Rockets to a 132-126 overtime win over the host Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday. The Rockets have won 10 consecutive games, their longest winning streak since the 2017-18 season.
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The Oklahoma City Thunder are headed for the playoffs, and they are fighting for one of the top spots in the Western Conference. The Houston Rockets are making an unexpected push for a spot in the West's play-in tournament.
The Houston Rockets have won nine straight games to leap back into the playoff picture. And they could get a big boost before the season ends.
The NBA handed out a one-game suspension to Jabari Smith Jr. and a two-game suspension to Kris Dunn, following their altercation on the court on Saturday.
Former Houston Rockets head coach Rudy Tomjanovich and several members of the 1993-94 championship squad were in Houston for last weekend’s gala fundraiser for the team’s Clutch City Foundation.
According to NBA insider Brian Windhorst of ESPN, Houston Rockets big man Alperen Sengun could return this season. Sengun is recovering from a Grade 3 right ankle sprain.
Jalen Green scored 27 points, including 12 during a decisive third-quarter run, to help the Houston Rockets overcome a sluggish start and defeat the visiting Portland Trail Blazers 110-92 on Monday.
Earlier this month, Houston Rockets star Alperen Sengun suffered a brutal ankle and knee injury in a game against the Sacramento Kings. Following his injury, reports suggested Sengun would likely miss the remainder of the season.
Although Houston Rockets rookie Amen Thompson is starting at forward, he’s a point guard by trade and nature. An instinctive passer with the ability to get to the rim at will with his ball handling and explosiveness, Thompson’s skillset was reminiscent of a player like Memphis Grizzlies pointman Ja Morant.
The Utah Jazz and Houston Rockets have drawn the wrath of the NBA for their shenanigans on Saturday night.
The Houston Rockets are the hottest team in the NBA, winning eight consecutive games as they fight for a Play-In spot. They’ve played so well that it’s easy to forget they’re missing multiple rotation players.
Saturday's showdown between the Houston Rockets and Utah Jazz saw some soft fisticuffs and a couple of ejections.
Jock Landale spent the majority of the 2023-24 season receiving sporadic minutes in coach Ime Udoka's rotation. And when Udoka called upon his name, there were moments Landale did not play beyond 10 minutes.
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