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NBA, Rockets, More Pledge $2M to Texas Communities After Flooding, Astros Commit $1M
The NBA announced Monday that it has partnered with the Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs and the NBA Players' Association to provide $2 million in support toward relief efforts for those affected by the devastating flooding across the Texas Hill Country.
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Led by Reed Sheppard, Rockets announce roster for NBA’s 2025 summer leagueHeadlined by the likes of Reed Sheppard and two-way players N’Faly Dante and Kevon Harris, Houston’s roster for the NBA’s ...
Houston Rockets guard Reed Sheppard headlines the 15-player roster that will compete for the Rockets at the NBA's 2K26 Summer ...
Vera Clinic, Europe’s leading center for hair transplantation and regenerative medicine, is now the official hair transplant ...
In addition to trading for the former league MVP winner and 15-time All-Star, the Rockets re-signed Steven Adams, Jabari ...
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Jalen Green Pens Emotional Farewell To Houston Rockets After Blockbuster Trade To Phoenix Suns Becomes OfficialThe Houston Rockets' star Jalen Green recently took out his emotion on Instagram while penning down his social media post ...
Smith explained that tournament games are held in spacious stadiums but are not always sold out with fans, unlike the NBA, ...
Waiving Landale will help create $8 million in cap flexibility for Houston, and while their roster is already stacked, so they might not need to bring in another player, they can still use that money ...
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As Rockets’ roster improves, Ime Udoka focuses on attacking zone defenses, creating spaceThis offseason, improving the Rockets’ setup against zone defenses and creating space has been a strong focus.” ...
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