I've been saying for a while, the "taking less cash" stuff is, has been & forever will be one of the biggest loads in sports. Get yours, man

mans doing what people been doing at work since work was created. wanting more bread, keeping it cute with his co-worker, still showing up.

marcus smart brought the dark arts to houston

Biting on a slant with no safety help like are these dudes not smart?

This could be much worse than a 7 point deficit. C's have missed some good looks. Not super confident in b2b legs after halftime, but let's see if Joe taps into the depth some more

i love the rockets depth not just for the insulation from injury but them boys can put up really good effort in perimeter defense and rotation when theyre rolling through a number of guys

Ten of the Rockets' 19 shots in the 1st quarter were 3-pointers. Good to see they're staying consistent with that goal of getting more 3s up. Boston also attempted 11 3s of its own. Gotta space the floor, but don't forget your strengths. Houston went 8/9 on 2-point FGs in the 1st. Boston doesn't have the size to match them. Can't forget that.

lmaoooo what was that pinball ass bucket?

the benefits of getting open 3s to knowck down

it feels like it can't be overstated just how vital a pg's calm helps in a game like this one where the celtics are playing aggressive on ball

"he goes right to the head and neck even though it's his body" wth is troy talking about?

oh shit i thought tory horton just died

bozo gene activated

This is ABS. Hitters can be far more selective now. I wonder if the adjustment is teams looking for more ground ball pitchers since you have to be in the zone much more now

Rockets injury report for tonight's B2B vs OKC: -- Alperen Sengun is no longer listed on the injury report. He's set to return after missing the last two games with back soreness. -- Reed Sheppard (low back soreness), Fred VanVleet (right knee injury management) and Steven Adams (right soleus strain) are all listed as out. -- Marcus Smart is also no longer listed on the injury report. He's good to go on the second night of the back-to-back.

INBOX: “USA Sports’ coverage of Game 6 of the WNBA Finals on Thursday afternoon averaged 1.5 million viewers across USA Sports' linear platforms (USA Network, E!, and SYFY) and streaming led by Peacock, up 4% vs. last year’s series-clinching game (LV-PHX Game 4), based on Nielsen panel-only data and digital data from Adobe Analytics.” That is *wild* for a Thursday matinee!!

Early-Season Wide Open 3P%…

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Probably the most ridiculous fumble I’ve seen this year given situation and time remaining lol

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