When you look at the Rockets roster, you see size, versatility, defensive prowess and intensity... it’s even fair to say there are a few “dawgs” on this team. There is an abundance of talent. What there is not an abundance of is scoring guards.

The Houston Rockets pivoted to Dorian Finney-Smith after trying to swing a trade for Cavs sharpshooter Dean Wade.

Fred VanVleet is staying with the Houston Rockets. The veteran guard remains a central piece in the Rockets’ depth. His leadership and experience helped guide a young core featuring Alperen Sengun,

Chris Paul is returning to the Los Angeles Clippers, according to ESPN. The decision brings Paul back to the franchise with which he played arguably his best basketball, as Paul spent six seasons with the Clippers between 2011 and 2017,

Paul previously spent six seasons (2011-17) with the Clippers and made an All-NBA team in each of those seasons.

The Houston Rockets tried to trade for Cleveland Cavaliers wing Dean Wade, according to NBA insider Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints.  This was before the

The Houston Rockets have had a number of legendary players in the 59-years. Let's look at the players who rebounded their way to the top 5 spots.

Chris Paul is returning to the site of some of his best seasons. The 40-year-old point guard agreed to a contract with the Los Angeles Clippers, according to reports, reuniting him with the franchise that he spent six seasons with from 2011-17. It’s a one-year, $3.6 million deal, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes.

The first Rocket featured on was Dikembe Mutombo (No. 81), who spent five seasons with the team toward the end of his career. The first Houston icon on the list was Tracy McGrady (No. 59), who racked up multiple All-Star and All-NBA appearances with the franchise.