The Houston Rockets Destroyed the Lake Show!

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        Recently, the Houston Rockets have been on a roll on both the offensive and defensive end. It was going to take some games for the Rockets to find a rhythm given all the changes they made during the summer with their roster and coaching staff. Heading into this game, against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Rockets were on a three game winning streak and were looking to build on it. Meanwhile the Lakers have lost two straight to both Florida teams and were looking to bounce back. 



        The Lakers were without Anthony Davis who was feeling some pain in his hip during the game against the Miami Heat in which he barely played in the second half. Rui Hachimura had missed the last four games for the Lakers due to concussion protocols but was able to make his return against the Rockets. In this game the Lakers just could not find much offense out of anybody except LeBron James, D'Angelo Russell and Rui Hachimura. After a good game against the Miami Heat, Austin Reeves is having a funky start to the season as he continues to go through an offensive slump. 



        The Rockets got great offensive contributions from Jabari Smith Jr, Alphren Sengun and Jalen Green. While Fred VanVleet did not have a great offensive game he did finish the game with ten assists. After losing their first three games of the season the Rockets have now won four straight games. Rockets blew out the Lakers scoring 128 points to the Lakers 94. Lakers have now lost three straight and have yet to win a game on the road. 




Location: Miami, FL, USA

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