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The 2025 Rockets landed in fifth place by the end of the regular season with the same win-loss record that they had last season. Their 52 wins put them twelve games behind the conference-leading Thunder when the NBA Playoffs began. They would face off against the Lakers in the playoffs. In the playoffs, Houston went down 3-0 before winning a pair of games. In game six, the Rockets' offense just didn't show up, losing 98-78. Over the regular season, Kevin Durant was one of the team's best players. He played in 78 games, scoring an average of 26.0 points and 5.5 rebounds. Amen Thompson had another great season, scoring 18.3 points per game. His playing time has hit 37.4 minutes per game. Reed Sheppard played in all 82 games this season, starting in 21. His production off the bench included 13.5 points per game and 2.9 rebounds. The team surged late in the regular season, winning nine of ten games before the playoffs began.
The Rockets soared to a 52–30 record, capturing the Southwest Division title and securing 2nd place in the Western Conference. Under first‑year coach Ime Udoka, Houston returned to the playoffs. In the first round, they mounted a comeback from a 3–1 deficit to force a Game 7 against the Golden State Warriors, ultimately falling 4–3 and ending their postseason run in the opening round.
Key Player Performances
Alperen Şengün had a breakout year, averaging about 19.1 points and 10.3 rebounds per game, becoming a double‑double regular and anchoring the paint. Fred VanVleet provided veteran leadership and steady scoring, putting up around 14.1 points and 5.6 assists per game while guiding the offense.
Houston achieved a solid turnaround, posting a 41–41 record — their first .500 season in years. They finished 11th in the West and showed progress, though they ultimately missed the playoffs.
Alperen Şengün: Led the team offensively, averaging 21.1 points, 9.3 rebounds, and 5.0 assists per game. His outstanding play earned him the franchise’s first rookie extension, underscoring his importance to the future of the team.
Fred VanVleet: Returned as a reliable veteran presence off the bench, averaging 17.4 points and 5.8 assists per game while leading the team in blocks—an unusual achievement for a guard.
These two anchored Houston’s resurgence in 2023–24, helping the team reach a 41–41 record, their first .500 season in years.
The Rockets endured a tough year, finishing with a 22–60 record, placing 14th in the Western Conference, and missing the playoffs for the fourth straight season under coach Stephen Silas.
