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During that last meeting, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander led an offensive explosion for the Thunder, who set an Oklahoma City record with 153 points. No overtime periods were required to reach that mark. The Rockets haven’t won since that Feb. 4 beatdown, but they have become more competitive defensively in many of their recent games. On Wednesday, they’ll put that to the test as they return to the scene where they were thoroughly embarrassed less than two weeks ago. When and How to WatchDate: Wednesday, Feb.
Thunder vs. Rockets: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel | February 15Josh Giddey’s Oklahoma City Thunder (27-29) and Jalen Green’s Houston Rockets (13-44) square off at Paycom Center on Wednesday, February 15, beginning at 8:00 PM ET. The Thunder fell in their last outing 103-100 against the Pelicans on Monday. The Rockets dropped their most recent matchup 123-104 against the 76ers on Monday.
13Time: 7 p. m. CentralTV Channel: AT&T SportsNet Southwest, NBA League PassLive Stream: fuboTV (watch for free in Houston markets)Probable starting lineupsHouston Rockets (13-44)Guard: Jae’Sean TateGuard: Jalen GreenForward: KJ MartinForward: Jabari Smith Jr. Center: Alperen SengunOklahoma City Thunder (27-29)Guard: Shai Gilgeous-AlexanderGuard: Josh GiddeyForward: Luguentz DortForward: Jaylin WilliamsCenter: Jalen WilliamsProjected lineups are based on each team’s prior game. Injury reportsHouston’s injury report lists Kevin Porter Jr. as out with a left foot contusion, which has now cost him one month and counting of game action. Oklahoma City is listing Chet Holmgren (right foot surgery) and Aleksej Pokusevski (left tibial plateau fracture) as out.
Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored a team-high 24 points for the Thunder in the loss. Green recorded 29 points, three rebounds and four assists for the Rockets. The matchup between the Thunder and Rockets will be airing on fuboTV. National Basketball Association odds courtesy of Tipico Sportsbook. Odds updated Wednesday at 12:09 PM ET.
Rockets at Thunder: Wednesday’s lineups, injury reports, broadcast and stream infoAs the final game before the NBA’s All-Star break for both teams, the young and struggling Rockets visit the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday night. Houston enters with six straight losses. In the finale of the 2022-23 season series between the teams, the good news for the Rockets is that they defeated the Thunder in two of the prior three meetings. The bad news is the one loss came less than two weeks ago and in the same building as Wednesday’s rematch, and it was arguably Houston’s lowest point of the entire season.
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