After losing two consecutive games, the Denver Nuggets snapped their cold streak to beat the Houston Rockets on the road on Sunday night. Even playing without

The Houston Rockets (46-25) host the Denver Nuggets (44-27) on Sunday at Toyota Center in a game that has significant implications for playoff seeding. The Rockets enter the game in second place in the Western Conference two games ahead of the Nuggets,

The Los Angeles Lakers (45-29) are in the thick of a tight Western Conference race as they clash with the Houston Rockets (49-26) on Monday night. They're 1.5 games behind the Denver Nuggets (47-28), one ahead of the Memphis Grizzlies (43-31), and two ahead of the Golden State Warriors (43-31).

The Denver Nuggets are set to face the Houston Rockets at the Toyota Center in the final game of their ongoing three-game road trip.

There have been 28 total games when the Nuggets have maintained a 112 Defensive Rating or better, according to NBA.com. 112 is the threshold for “Top 10” among defenses this year. If you’re better than 112 from game to game, you’re doing pretty well.

Bench players Gabe Vincent and Dorian Finney-Smith each drained six 3-pointers while scoring 20 points, sparking the Los Angeles Lakers to a 104-98 victory over the visiting Houston Rockets on Monday night.

Houston is desperately holding onto the second seed in the Western Conference while being chased by the Denver Nuggets, Los Angeles Lakers, and Memphis Grizzlies. Houston’s schedule down the stretch is brutal,

This article delves into the key reasons behind the Rockets' unexpected defeat, highlighting performance deficiencies and mindsets that contributed to their downfall. One of the most critical errors the Rockets made during the game was underestimating their opponent.