Five New Cities, One Big Mission - A Message from Corey

The NBA offseason’s chaos continues as Houston Rockets pivot from Jaylen Brown to Kawhi Leonard, who’s suddenly a real possibility after a stellar Clippers season. With KD already in the fold, Kawhi’s scoring, defense, and shot creation could be the perfect fit — especially if he’s open to a reunion with San Antonio or Toronto. The Rockets need PG, center, and shooters — Kawhi delivers all three. Now the big question: what’s Houston willing to trade?

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The Houston Rockets are staying patient this offseason, refusing to trade away Amen Thompson and only eyeing moves that truly elevate their championship chances. With whispers around Durant, Sengun, and others, nothing’s concrete — and even Jaylen Brown’s rumored availability doesn’t fix their roster’s core needs. They’re leaning into their current group, especially with key players returning from injury, betting that evaluation beats desperation.

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Houston Rockets’ Summer League kicks off July 10th with high hopes after last year’s dismal 1-4 record — and they’ve got fresh talent ready to shine. Oscar Cluff (Purdue) and Quadir Copeland (NC State) are expected to lead the charge, bringing solid college stats and new energy. The schedule features tough matchups against Denver, Toronto, Philly, and Brooklyn, with playoff chances hanging on top-four finishes — or a consolation game if they miss out. It’s all about development, momentum, and seeing who truly steps up.

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Trust The Process - A Message from Corey

Houston Rockets aiming for a major roster shakeup after playoff exit, eyeing veteran Marcus Smart if he hits free agency, while weighing whether to retain defensive anchor Tari Eason. Rumors swirl about a potential Jaylen Brown trade, fueled by his past connection with coach Ime Udoka, and they’re also exploring moving Dorian Finney-Smith to clear cap space. All signs point to a bold rebuilding push before next season.

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Rockets eye Marcus Smart as a defensive upgrade, but his offensive limitations could be a problem. After shutting down Houston in the playoffs with 2.4 steals and 1.0 blocks per game, Smart’s tenacious defense and chemistry with Udoka make him tempting — especially for short stints with Amen Thompson. But with a player option worth $5.4M and a shaky scoring game, he doesn’t fix Houston’s biggest need. Should the Rockets chase him, or focus on offense first?

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Two-time All-Star Alperen Sengun, averaging over 20 points last season and leading the Rockets to a playoff run, is now facing a fiery rookie challenge from Labaron Philon Jr.—who boldly called him out for playing like he’s got a fridge on his back. Philon, a surprise 22nd pick with Maxey/Garland-level potential, could be a key Sixers asset, making their future matchups even more electric. Meanwhile, Sengun gears up for international duty with Turkey in FIBA qualifiers, sharpening his game before the next NBA season.

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