Houston Rockets center Alperen Sengun earned his first career All-Star selection on Thursday, but the fourth-year veteran's achievement came on a rough day for him and his team.

Sideline reporter Taylor Rooks has been making waves not just with her insightful interviews but also with her impeccable ...

Simmons recently returned to action after missing five games due to injury. He played a key role in Brooklyn’s 104-83 victory over the Charlotte Hornets on Wednesday, recording 10 points, two rebounds ...

Alperen Sengun #28 of the Houston Rockets reacts after making a shot ... [+] in the first quarter of an NBA In-Season Tournament game against the Den ...

When long-time Inside the NBA host Ernie Johnson has this and only this to say about an All-Star selection, “he’s number nine ...

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As is the case every season with the All-Star Game, fans and media have their opinions on players whom they believe were ...

Sengun (calf) is listed as questionable for Saturday's game against Brooklyn. Sengun is in danger of missing his second consecutive outing while he deals with a left calf contusion. If the star big ...

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As the Houston Rockets soar, they're going to be on TNT a lot more, so Charles Barkley is going to have to learn how to say ...

Inside the NBA Analyst Kenny Smith issues a question for Atlanta Hawks star Trae Young after this year's All-Star snub.

Houston Rockets center Alperen Sengun was named an NBA All-Star for the first time in his career on Thursday. Drafted as the ...