The Houston Rockets could look to make a second trade following the Kevin Durant deal.

The Houston Rockets have been one of the busiest teams in the NBA offseason, highlighted by trading for Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns.

The Rockets and Kevin Durant could strike a deal that keeps NBA star in Houston until he retires.

Surveying the league, and the West specifically, the Rockets knew the status quo for 2025-26 wasn’t the answer, so they traded for Kevin Durant.

Kevin Durant is living proof that fans can get over any feelings they have about a player once he becomes part of their team.

Reed Sheppard, N'Faly Dante, David Roddy and Cam Matthews expected to play on the Rockets' summer league team, which opens play July 11.

Despite the declining regular season numbers, the Houston Rockets had no choice but to bring Fred VanVleet back for next season.

After 27 years with the Timberwolves, Ryan Tanke will be the Rockets' new chief operating officer and help with Toyota Center renovations. He previously led upgrades to Target Center in Minneapolis.

The deal is expected to send the two-time NBA champion to the Houston Rockets, ESPN reported Sunday. The Rockets held the tenth overall pick in the draft and selected 7-foot-2 Khaman Maluach ...

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