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Celtics Wire on MSNFormer Boston Celtics draft pick signs two-way contract with Houston RocketsThe former Boston Celtics draft pick, who was recently waived by the franchise, has now signed a two-way deal with the ...
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Rockets' Fred VanVleet elected new president of NBPA, succeeding CJ McCollumHouston Rockets guard Fred VanVleet was elected the new president of the National Basketball Players Association.
Rockets guard Fred VanVleet was elected president of the National Basketball Players Association, succeeding CJ McCollum.
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Total Pro Sports on MSNVIDEO: Fred VanVleet Joins Rockets Coaches In Turkey As Offseason Grind With Alperen Sengun Highlights Houston’s Global CommitmentVanVleet was recently spotted in Turkey alongside Rocket coaches, training with center Alperen Sengun, and it was more than ...
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Rockets Wire on MSNReport: Rockets view Amen Thompson among primary ball-handlers for 2025-26 seasonThough he’s largely started in the NBA as a forward, the Rockets reportedly view Amen Thompson as one of their primary ...
Houston Rockets guard Fred VanVleet was elected the new president of the National Basketball Players Association.
The Houston Rockets know it was time to close the book on their rebuilding phase after they finished 22-60 in the 2022-23 ...
Fred VanVleet is likely staying in Houston. According to Shams Charania of ESPN, VanVleet intends to sign a $50 million contract for two years with the Houston Rockets.
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Rockets Wire on MSNIn 2025 offseason grades, ESPN ranks Houston among NBA’s two bestNo team did more to improve its chances at the 2026 title than the Rockets,” ESPN’s Kevin Pelton says in his 2025 NBA ...
All-Star big Alperen Sengun has spent his offseason working out in his home country of Turkey, which have left many wondering how his training would fair separa ...
Forward Josh Okogie is headed to the Rockets, signing a one-year, $3.1 million deal with the team, sources told ESPN.
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