It takes a certain level of experience and consistency for a playoff team to gain general respect from the rest of the NBA. A 'young' team in its first playoff run isn't expected to do much other than go out there and compete, and then build on that for the future, so there isn't an immense amount of pressure.
After one of the craziest games you will see on the basketball court Monday night, the Rockets were able to extend their season-long winning streak to seven games.
After a rough patch in February and the beginning of March, the Houston Rockets are turning it around at the perfect time. The Rockets are on a seven-game winning streak and are the No.
Jalen Green had just five points in the first half as he and the Houston Rockets withstood the wrong side of a dominating performance against the Philadelphia 76ers.
The Houston Rockets have reclaimed their No. 2 spot in the Western Conference and currently hold a 44-25 record. Winning culture is starting to arise in Houston, due to Ime Udoka's coaching.
Rockets wing Amen Thompson is making progress in his recovery from an ankle sprain and could return to action as soon as this Friday, head coach Ime Udoka said on Monday, per Danielle Lerner of The Houston Chronicle (subscription required).
The Houston Rockets are ahead of schedule, placing at No. 2 in the Western Conference just one year after being a .500 team in the lottery. The Rockets have a lot of competition on their tails with the Memphis Grizzlies, Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors all breathing down their neck.
The Houston Rockets have been toying with their starting lineup over the past two months as injuries have forced the team to match up differently. In a recent win against the Chicago Bulls, the Rockets returned to their most popular lineup, where Fred VanVleet, Jalen Green, Dillon Brooks, Jabari Smith Jr.
Who do the Rockets wants to see in the first round? With the NBA regular season winding down, it is time to take a look at potential playoff matchups for the Houston Rockets.
Houston Rockets center Alperen Sengun has had a season to remember. He made his first All-Star team, has his Rockets on path to make the playoffs for the first time in his career, and he may even get some consideration for the All-NBA lists by the end of the season.
Jalen Green had 30 points and 13 assists on Monday, helping the Houston Rockets stage the largest comeback in franchise history to defeat the visiting Philadelphia 76ers 144-137 in overtime.
Missing a free throw intentionally almost never works as a strategy. Of course, teams rarely come back from eight points down in the final minute either.
No one would've expected the Houston Rockets to see this much improvement from just a few years ago. After igniting a rebuild following the James Harden era, Houston has stacked up on talent over the last few seasons into what is now one of the better rotations in the NBA.
The Houston Rockets are following up last season’s overachieving run with another fantastic one; however, overachieving is no longer the right word. Houston is for real, and they’re in the upper echelon of the Western Conference by no accident or turn of luck.
The Houston Rockets, unlike a lot of teams in the Western Conference, have their eyes set on success long after this season. The Western Conference, it would seem, is full of teams desperate to make the most of what little time they have left.
The Houston Rockets are having an exceptional season, and it’s been mostly because of their young guys and the development that they’ve shown. One of the players who is having a solid season is second-year player Amen Thompson, who has become a menace on defense and is starting to figure things out on offense.
Looking to extend their season-best six-game winning streak, the surging Houston Rockets will look to take advantage of the undermanned visiting Philadelphia 76ers on Monday.
Could the Rockets go star-hunting this offseason? Per Eric Pincus of Bleacher Report, the answer seems to be … well, maybe. “The Rockets seemed aimless
In a nail-biting contest at the Toyota Center, the Houston Rockets secured a 117-114 victory over the Chicago Bulls. The win not only showcased the Rockets’ offensive prowess but also solidified their position in the playoff race, improving their record to 43-25.
Tari Eason scored a career-high 30 points, Jalen Green added 23 and Alperen Sengun produced his 38th double-double this season as the Houston Rockets cruised to a 133-96 victory over the undermanned Dallas Mavericks on Friday.
Every Suns loss is a win for the Rockets' draft position this June.
He has missed 16 of the last 17 games due to a right ankle strain.
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