Houston Rockets Roster 2020 Houston Rockets Roster
44-28, 1st in West Southwest
Houston continues to try and be ahead of the curb as they went all-in on the small ball way of basketball. They traded Clint Capela, eventually getting Robert Covington who fits in with what Houston is doing. Covington is a great three-and-d type of player. The backcourt of Russell Westbrook and James Harden is tough to stop and the usage falls mostly to them on the offense. Eric Gordon is there for depth and we have seen names like Danuel House who have stepped up for them. Houston's experiment is going to need testing once again.
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13 |
96
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#4 PG | 1 | 6' 5" | 218 | 30 | 8/26/89 | 11th season | Arizona State |
| PG |
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0 |
89
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#9 PG | 1 | 6' 2" | 198 | 30 | 11/12/88 | 12th season | UCLA |
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10 |
76
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#45 PG | 2 | 6' 2" | 213 | 30 | 12/25/88 | 12th season | Indiana |
| PG |
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25 |
72
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#52 PG | 2 | 6' 2" | 198 | 27 | 8/1/92 | 8th season | Duke |
| SG |
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16 |
75
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#40 SG | 2 | 6' 2" | 194 | 26 | 2/11/93 | 7th season | Kansas |
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3 |
72
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#49 SG | 3 | 5' 8" | 178 | 22 | 7/23/97 | Rookie | Campbell |
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21 |
67
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#82 SG | 4 | 6' 2" | 198 | 25 | 3/8/94 | Rookie | Florida |
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52 |
67
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#83 SG | 6' 7" | 202 | 25 | 10/25/93 | Rookie | ||
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4 |
76
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#23 SF | 1 | 6' 5" | 213 | 26 | 6/7/93 | 4th season | Texas A&M |
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5 |
72
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#72 SF | 2 | 6' 9" | 216 | 24 | 9/21/95 | 6th season | |
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73
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#55 SF | 6' 5" | 218 | 26 | 1/14/93 | 4th season | Cal Poly | |
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17 |
79
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#47 PF | 1 | 6' 5" | 244 | 34 | 5/5/85 | 9th season | Texas |
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8 |
78
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#35 PF | 1 | 6' 7" | 209 | 28 | 12/14/90 | 7th season | Tennessee State |
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22 |
77
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#21 PF | 1 | 6' 7" | 233 | 33 | 8/28/86 | 12th season | Georgetown |
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77 |
73
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#69 PF | 3 | 6' 5" | 213 | 33 | 7/27/86 | 11th season | |
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12 |
71
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#44 PF | 6' 7" | 229 | 33 | 9/9/86 | 12th season | UCLA | |
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18 |
70
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#79 PF | 6' 5" | 218 | 35 | 5/2/84 | 14th season | ||
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19 |
74
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#84 C | 3 | 6' 11" | 238 | 37 | 10/2/82 | 19th season |
Contents
2020 Top Houston Rockets Roster Questions
FAQ
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Who Is The Rockets Head Coach?
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How Much Are The Rockets Worth?
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Who Owns The Rockets?
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Who Is The Rockets 6th Man?
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What Is The Rockets Salary Cap?
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Who Did The Rockets Most Recently Trade For?
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Who Is The Highest Paid Rockets Player?
Who Is The Rockets Head Coach?
Mike D'Antoni coaches the Houston Rockets, and he also played from 1973-1990. D'Antoni has been known for his elite offenses and has been very close to winning an NBA title. He has been coaching the Rockets since the 2016 season.
How Much Are The Rockets Worth?
The Houston Rockets rank 8th in the NBA in value as they were valued at $2.4 billion back in February of 2020. They were most recently purchased in 2017 and bought by Tilman Fertitta for $2.2 billion.
Who Owns The Rockets?
Tilman Fertitta owns the Houston Rockets and is an owner of the Golden Nugget Casino and the Landry’s restaurant chain. He purchased the Rockets for $2.2 billion right before the 2017 NBA season. He is top ten in net worth compared to other NBA owners.
Who Is The Rockets 6th Man?
Eric Gordon is the Rockets 6th man and has been for the last few seasons. Gordon plays 28 minutes a game off the bench and has averaged 14.5 points. He might occasionally draw a start when Harden or Westbrook is out.
What Is The Rockets Salary Cap?
The Houston Rockets have a salary cap of $127,603,930. Russell Westbrook and James Harden make up most of this salary, as they make up nearly 60% of the team's payroll. Only $1,337,167 will be spent as dead salary.
Who Did The Rockets Most Recently Trade For?
The Rockets most recently traded for Robert Covington. Daryl Morey has tried to be ahead of the curve in building a high scoring NBA offense and has done so. He takes it one step further by getting rid of Clint Capela.
Who Is The Highest Paid Rockets Player?
Russell Westbrook edges out James Harden as the Rockets highest-paid player. He will make $38,506,482 during the 2019-20 season, which is 30% of the Rockets salary. This contract was signed while he was playing for the Thunder.
