The Houston Rockets are taking on the San Antonio Spurs this Monday at the Frost Bank Center.
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The Houston Rockets are taking on the San Antonio Spurs this Monday at the Frost Bank Center. Game kicks off at 8:00 p.m. ET. Houston managed to snag a win against Sacramento with a score of 112-104 yesterday. Currently, they’re holding down the 11th spot in the Western Conference.
Meanwhile, San Antonio’s playoff dreams have come to an end, sitting at a record of 14 wins and 50 losses. Houston scores an average of 113.0 points per game, ranking them 20th in the league. Shooting-wise, they’re hitting 45.6 percent of their shots (not great, they’re 28th in the league), and from downtown, they’re at 34.9 percent (29th).
When it comes to free throws, they’re making about 76.6 percent of their shots (ranking 22nd), and they’re pulling down an impressive average of 46.0 rebounds per game, putting them at 4th in the league. Plus, they dish out around 24.8 assists (26th) while keeping turnovers relatively low at 12.9 per game (ranking them 10th).
Rockets: C Alperen Sengun (21.1 PPG, 9.3 RPG, and 5.0 APG) is questionable.
Spurs: SF Cedi Osman (6.7 PPG) is questionable. SG Devin Vassell (19.5 PPG and 4.0 APG) and PF Victor Wembanyama (20.7 PPG and 10.3 RPG) are probable.
The Rockets allowing around 112.7 points per game, ranking them 11th in the league. Their opponents are shooting at a 46.0 percent clip (6th), and from beyond the arc, they’re holding them to 34.8 percent shooting (3rd).
On the boards, they’re pulling down about 45.0 rebounds per game, which lands them at 24th in the league. When it comes to defense stats, they’re averaging 4.5 blocks per game (25th), snagging 7.7 steals per game (9th), and committing around 21.1 fouls per game (28th).
Offensively, the Spurs scoring an average of 112.6 points per game, which puts them at 22nd in the league. They’re shooting at a 46.3 percent rate (24th), and from three-point land, they’re hitting about 35.1 percent (27th).
When it comes to free throws, they’re converting 78.4 percent of their attempts, ranking them 13th, and they’re grabbing around 43.4 rebounds per game, sitting at 17th place. The Spurs are moving the ball well, averaging 29.9 assists (2nd), but they’re also turning it over quite a bit with 14.9 turnovers per game (24th).
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