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Alperen Şengün and Rockets Closer to Contract Extension

Rumors: Alperen Şengün and Rockets Closer to Contract Extension

Şengün has emerged as a potential franchise player for the Rockets, averaging 21.1 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 5.0 assists in his third season with the team. The 2021 first-round pick is on the final year of his four-year, $15.5 million rookie deal.

Houston Chronicle on MSN · 13h

Houston Rockets and Alperen Şengün talking on contract extension. 'A legitimate chance' of deal

With Houston Rockets center Alperen Şengün saying on Monday that he was hopeful an agreement with the Rockets on a contract extension, his was not just wishful thinking. There is a “legitimate chance,

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NBA Rumors: Alperen Şengün, Rockets Have 'Legitimate' Chance Of Contract Extension

Coming off a breakout season, Alperen Şengün is in talks with the Houston Rockets about a long-term contract extension. Per Jonathan Feigen of the

Joins Houston for camp

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Houston Rockets: Training Camp Day 1 Takeaways

Now that Houston Rockets media day is over, we finally get to see the entire team together for the first time in months. Last season, the team held their training camp in Lake Charles, Louisiana. This year,

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Former 7-Foot Cavaliers Forward Joins Houston Rockets: Details Inside

After a standout career with the Cavaliers, the former 7-foot forward is set to make waves with the Houston Rockets. What does this mean for both teams? Read more.

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Rockets' Thon Maker: Joins Houston for camp

Joins Houston for camp

Dikembe Mutombo, Houston Rocket

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Basketball star Dikembe Mutombo, known for his shot-blocking skill and famed finger wave, dies at 58

Basketball Hall of Famer Dikembe Mutombo – known for his shot-blocking and finger wave after denying opponents – died Monday from brain cancer aged 58, per the NBA.

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Former Houston Rockets star Dikembe Mutombo passes away at 58

A 7-foot, 2-inch shot-blocking, finger-wagging machine whose affability and philanthropy made him one of basketball's most beloved figures, Hall of Fame center and former Houston Rocket Dikembe Mutombo died Monday of brain cancer at age 58,

Houston Chronicle on MSN · 1d

Dikembe Mutombo: From finger wag to Geico ad. Moments we'll remember from former Rockets, NBA star

Dikembe Mutombo, who passed away at age 58 from brain cancer, left behind a memorable career on and off the court. A look at several moments that made the former Houston Rocket and NBA star unforgettable: The finger wag Mutombo’s celebration of blocked shots became known as well as his accomplishments.

As training camp opens, Ime Udoka expects 2024-25 Rockets to benefit from continuity

As a second-year head coach for the first time, Ime Udoka is hopeful that greater continuity will help the 2024-25 Rockets.

That voice in Reed Sheppard's ear? Its Rockets teammate Fred VanVleet

Fred VanVleet promised to have his voice fill rookie Reed Sheppard’s ears, which anyone who had been around Houston Rockets ...

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Houston Rockets Open Spacious And Tech-Heavy Training Center

One of the most important figures about the new Memorial Hermann | Houston Rockets Training Center is 75,000. That’s the ...

Rockets GM Rafael Stone: 'Hopefully This Group of Players Takes Another Step Forward'

NBA media day was today, and the majority of the players set the expectation of making the playoffs. Being so young, with the oldest player in the 'Core 7' bein ...

Forbes 400: Tilman Fertitta tops Houston's richest billionaires for first time

Landry's Inc. CEO and Houston Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta is now Houston's richest billionaire, according to the 43rd ...

Houston Rockets have one goal for 2024-25 season: Playoffs. 'No excuses.'

Houston is essentially the same team that went 41-41 last season and is intent on being back in playoffs after a four-year ...

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Jalen Green says he wants to stay in Houston, but his current focus is 2025 NBA playoffs

In contrast to fourth-year teammate Alperen Sengun, guard Jalen Green didn’t express notable optimism regarding a potential ...

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