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The Rockets stayed quiet at the trade deadline. Why Reed Sheppard can’t afford to Original

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By Luke Mauro, Nish Patel
| ClutchPoints
The Houston Rockets opted to stand pat at the trade deadline, despite some glaring needs created by injuries to Fred VanVleet and Steven Adams, and their ongoing lack of outside shooting. They seemed to have some solutions available, too. Kevin Durant’s former teammate, Tyus Jones (a 40% 3-point shooter over the previous four seasons), Luke Kennard (44% career 3-point shooter), and veteran point guard Jose Alvarado were all moved this past week. But none, however, landed in Houston.
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how opponents are slowing down the Rockets' offense Original

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By Luke Mauro, Nish Patel
| ClutchPoints
It was bad enough when the Houston Rockets lost at home to their rivals, the San Antonio Spurs. But what’s followed in the 10 days since has been even worse, as the Spurs appear to have put out the blueprint on how to stop this Rockets team. Houston led by eight at halftime of that game, before being outscored by 20 in the second half of an eventual double-digit loss. The Rockets scored 36 points in the first quarter, then managed just 37 total in the entire second half. So what changed?
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Why Alperen Sengun's All-Star snub is blessing in disguise for Rockets Original

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By Luke Mauro, Nish Patel
| ClutchPoints
Alperen Sengun made a loud statement Monday, pouring in 39 points in a Houston Rockets victory over the Indiana Pacers in his first game since being left off the All-Star roster. There’s a fair debate over whether Sengun has played at an All-Star level this season. The numbers are good, but some have dipped from last year’s All-Star campaign, which has also been backed up by the eye test. He hasn’t looked like the same player for portions of this season.
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