With point guard Fred VanVleet out injured again, the Rockets are shorthanded for Monday's rematch with the Thunder, who ousted them from the NBA Cup semifinal.

The Houston Rockets (37-24) play the second of back-to-back road games Tuesday against the Indiana Pacers (34-25) at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Both teams are fighting to improve their playoff positioning,

The Houston Rockets visit the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night. Alperen Sengun is on the injury report alongside Fred VanVleet, with Sengun listed as questionable and VanVleet ruled out. Sengun is dealing with lower back soreness,

VanVleet said after Saturday's 113-103 loss to the Kings that he re-injured his strained right ankle on the Rockets' first possession of the game, Kelly Iko of The Athletic reports. VanVleet had missed 11 straight games due to the injury before he was cleared to return to action Saturday.

The Houston Rockets went into their game with the Sacramento Kings with a full, healthy roster for the first time since New Year's Day. After their Jan. 1st gam

With the status of nearly every Houston regular (outside of Jalen Green) in doubt for Monday’s game, the Thunder (-9.5) are big home favorites.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are riding a two game winning streak into Monday night's tilt with the Houston Rockets on the second leg of a back-to-back. The Thunde

Kings game since Houston got fully healthy and since Sacramento traded for Zach LaVine and shipped off De'Aaron Fox.

For the fourth time this season, Oklahoma City Thunder All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander reached the 50+ point plateau in a 137-128 win against the Houston Rockets. The Thunder secured their 50th win of the 2024-25 campaign,

Monday’s game at Oklahoma City opens up a back-to-back for Houston, and the status of nearly every Rockets regular outside of Jalen Green is in doubt.

Houston was missing five key players against Oklahoma City on Monday, but we still learned some things about the team.