Such two-way success has resulted in the Rockets remaining high in ESPN's latest NBA power rankings. Placing fourth last week, they have moved into the top three despite most recently suffering a 133-125 loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday. Houston ranks only behind the 17-4 Detroit Pistons and 21-1 Oklahoma City Thunder.

Russell Westbrook continues climbing up the NBA’s all-time scoring chart. On Wednesday night, the Sacramento Kings guard surpassed Tim Duncan, who ranked 17th with 26,496 points. After Westbrook landed his 26,497th point, the NBA released a special announcement to recognize the guard’s move up in league history.

Former NBA veteran Elden Campbell, who spent most of his 15-year career with the Los Angeles Lakers and later won an NBA championship with the Detroit Pistons, has died.

Anthony Edwards is in the midst of the most prolific scoring stretch of his NBA career thus far. The Timberwolves' superstar put up a season-high 44 points in an overtime win over the Pelicans on Tuesday night,

Joel Embiid was listed as "out" on the initial Nov. 30 injury report; however, he played a season-high 30 minutes.

Now, the Kings face the Houston Rockets, who have one of the most physical frontcourts in the NBA, including Alperen Sengun and Steven Adams. In fact, Adams is one of the most relentless and intelligent rebounders in the league today, averaging just shy of 10 rebounds in 22 minutes per game.

The 2025-26 NBA regular season has continued to churn along, with teams either vying for a postseason appearance, or top picks at the 2026 NBA Draft. The Nets f

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Former Los Angeles Lakers and Clemson Tigers basketball player Elden Campbell has died at 57. Clemson basketball confirmed the news on Wednesday of Campbell's death. The Los Angeles Times reported that the cause of death has not yet been disclosed.

We start in the Eastern Conference, where the Cavaliers and New York Knicks (13-7) — two teams everyone expected to lead the East, and two teams that remain betting favorites to emerge from the bracket — are among seven teams sitting on 12-15 wins, all trailing the first-place Detroit Pistons (17-4).