Rockets outlast Cavaliers in bizarre finish as Darius Garland misses at free-throw line in final seconds
The Houston Rockets continued to prove that they're a real threat this season when they beat the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday night, 109-108. Now 29-14, the Rockets have the fourth-best record in the league and are the only team with wins over the Cavaliers and Oklahoma City Thunder-- the best team in each conference with identical 36-7 records.
Kelly Iko looks at the resurgence of both Cam Whitmore in Houston and Jay Huff in Memphis in the the latest Ikosystem.
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‘It’s a special place’: In another big home win, Rockets show love to Toyota Center fansIn 10 home games at Toyota Center versus the NBA’s other top teams, the Rockets are 9-1. Players such as Fred VanVleet are ...
Evan Sidery of Forbes recently reported that Houston "conducted exploratory trade talks" with the Portland Trail Blazers ...
Williams is only 27 years old and while he is injury prone, he would be a significant upgrade for the Rockets frontcourt. He ...
Following in the footsteps of Aristotle and Galileo, NASA scientists look to take the next step in understanding auroras.
The Houston Rockets are 28-14, boasting the fourth-best record in the NBA behind the Cleveland Cavaliers, Oklahoma City ...
Alperen Sengun made an injury admission that would concern Rockets fans following their escape act vs. the Cavs.
The Rockets (28-14) will open one of their most difficult scheduling weeks of the 2024-25 NBA season with Wednesday’s visit ...
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Down by as much as 13 points against the Rockets, the Cavs found a defensive spark in their zone-based scheme from big man Jarrett Allen.
Alperen Sengun sank two free throws with 4.5 seconds left and the Houston Rockets survived a seven-minute scoring drought in ...
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