The Houston Rockets have gotten off to a strong start in the 2024-25 NBA season and are currently enjoying a successful run during the regular season. Given this situation, there has been much speculation within the NBA community regarding their chances of winning the championship.
The Rockets recently faced the top-seeded Oklahoma City Thunder in an intense game at the Toyota Center. They dominated the first two quarters, building an impressive 16-point lead. Although the Thunder made a strong effort in the third quarter, the Rockets regained control and excelled in the fourth quarter.
Their solid performance ultimately secured a 125-111 victory over the Thunder. This game marks the Rockets’ second win against the Thunder in the ongoing 2024-25 NBA season. Following the game, impressive information circulated on social media about the Rockets, highlighting their status as one of the top contenders for the championship.
“DON’T SLEEP ON HOUSTON: The Houston Rockets are the only team in the NBA to beat the OKC Thunder & Cleveland Cavaliers twice this season, & they’ve beaten both of them twice. Houston beat OKC tonight, 125-111.” Via Courtside Buzz.
DON’T SLEEP ON HOUSTON: The Houston Rockets are the only team in the NBA to beat the OKC Thunder & Cleveland Cavaliers twice this season, & they’ve beaten both of them twice 🚀
— Courtside Buzz (@CourtsideBuzzX) April 5, 2025
Houston beat OKC tonight, 125-111!
Jalen Green: 34 PTS, 5 AST, 4 REB, 11/24 FGM
Alperen Sengun: 31… pic.twitter.com/px9zuxVhb5
This remarkable accomplishment highlights the Rockets’ competitive edge and effectiveness against the best teams in the league.
Houston Rockets vs Oklahoma City Thunder Post-Game Stats
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The Thunder players put forth impressive performances in their recent game. Jalen Williams played for 34 minutes, scoring 33 points, four assists, and three rebounds. Chet Holmgren, who had missed several games due to injury, contributed 20 points, one assist, and four rebounds. Star player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander logged 35 minutes on the court, scoring 22 points, eight assists, and four rebounds. Despite these strong efforts, the Thunder fell short against the Rockets’ dominance.
Alperen Sengun played 34 minutes for the Rockets, scoring 31 points, four assists, and two rebounds. Jalen Green had a significant impact, scoring 34 points, five assists, and four rebounds. Amen Thompson played for 38 minutes, contributing 16 points, six assists, and eight rebounds. The Rockets currently hold the second spot in the Western Conference standings with a record of 51-27. Their next game is scheduled against the Golden State Warriors at Chase Center.
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