The Houston Rockets started their summer league play this week as they were defeated by the Los Angeles Clippers 95-92. The game's score wasn't the biggest storyline, as second-year guard Reed Sheppard had a great scoring night.

Reed Sheppard did it all for the Houston Rockets in their Las Vegas Summer League opener on Friday night. In fact, the second-year guard did essentially everything on the floor more than any other Rockets player. Sheppard led Houston in six major statistical categories in the matchup with the Clippers:

Nate Williams and Reed Sheppard are the only players on the Rockets' roster playing in summer league. Williams isn't sweating his non-guaranteed contract.

R afer Alston became a fan favorite in Houston during the 2000s with his energetic demeanor and flashy play as a point guard for the Houston Rockets. Alston now has a new role in the Bayou City after being announced Wednesday as the new head coach at the Lutheran South Academy.

NBA veteran Gilbert Arenas debates whether or not the Houston Rockets should feel pressure to win a championship after adding Kevin Durant this summer.

Leading international hair transplant center announces partnership with the Houston Rockets for the 2025–2026 NBA season

Vera Clinic, Europe’s leading center for hair transplantation and regenerative medicine, is now the official hair transplant partner of the Houston Rockets, one of the most iconic members of the National Basketball Association (NBA).

The Rockets are giving up a shocking 120.5 points per 100 possessions, per Cleaning the Glass, but there’s also an element of bad opponent shooting luck — as well as some luck on Houston’s end.

Jabari Smith Jr., the No. 3 pick by the Rockets in the 2022 draft, signed a five-year extension and is optimistic about his future in Houston.