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Why are Rockets not being called for hitting Curry’s thumb? NBA rules explained
This is commonly known as the “high-five rule” and is explained in the NBA’s video rulebook, with an example showing a defender slapping the shooting hand of a player during his follow-through: “Because the contact was incidental, and it occurred after the release of the shot, no foul would be assessed on this play.”
NBA defense as we know it today was impossible. In fact, it was illegal. The league’s illegal defense rule prohibited the ...
ESPN's Tim MacMahon reported that even though "a blockbuster trade would require the Rockets to give up some of that young ...
Golden State’s Pat Spencer was ejected from Wednesday night’s playoff game against the Houston Rockets after headbutting ...
Rockets reporter Kelly Iko went as far to cite Game 4 on Monday as “a moment or series that has crossed the line,” even with ...
Houston's depth was a major strength heading into this season. In the playoffs, that strength has disappeared.
The Rockets find themselves on the cusp of championship contention. Their disruptive, dominant defense is camera-ready for ...
Green picked up a technical, a flagrant and 5 personal fouls but was on the court when it mattered most in the Warriors’ Game ...
The Golden State Warriors were able to get the job done in Game 3, positioning themselves with a 2-1 lead heading into Game 4 ...
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