The Houston Rockets made a last-minute move ahead of the NBA trade deadline Thursday afternoon to acquire center Cody Zeller and a 2028 second-round pick from the Atlanta Hawks, according to a person with knowledge of the transaction.

Through all of the noise, the Houston Rockets stayed relatively quiet, making two minor moves. The first was exchanging second-round picks with the Boston Celtics, as Jaden Springer was the only player involved in the deal. He would eventually be waived, per Mike Scotto of HoopsHype.

The Houston Rockets reportedly could be key players leading up to Thursday's NBA trade deadline even if they don't land a big-name player. According to

The Houston Rockets entered the NBA trade deadline as a team on the rise, sitting in the upper tier of the Western Conference standings.  And despite a recent

The Rockets, currently the No. 2 seed in the West, are relatively content with their roster and unlikely to get involved in the De'Aaron Fox sweepstakes.

The Houston Rockets don't seem inclined to break up their young core to acquire a star ahead of Thursday's NBA trade deadline. Well, unless Devin Booker is

Here we will discuss the player who's part of the Houston Rockets' dream scenario for the 2025 NBA trade deadline.

What sort of grade should we give the Boston Celtics for their 2025 NBA trade deadline? The Celtics did not do all that much to change their roster given they are the reigning champs and brought back almost all the players they won that title with.

The NBA trade deadline has passed and we saw multiple All-Stars get moved around the league. The entire landscape of the NBA has changed for the future and this deadline could go down in history. But which star players will be next to be traded?

The Atlanta Hawks may have had one of the strangest trade deadlines of any team and that’s saying something. In the midst of a surprisingly competitive season, they decided to trade De’Andre Hunter and Bogdan Bogdanovic,