HOUSTON— The NBA offseason has officially descended into speculation territory, and this blockbuster 4-team rockets trade which sends Kevin Durant to the Minnesota Timberwolves completely reshapes the league’s competitive landscape.

The Rockets unveiled new branding that reintroduces the iconic "ketchup and mustard" color palette made famous by the franchise's championship teams.

The Houston Rockets have had several first-round picks over the last five seasons, but the second round has not been as busy for the Rockets.

If unable to reach a contract extension with the Heat this summer, Tyler Herro will instantly become a trade target for many opposing NBA teams.

We heard our fans…Ketchup and mustard is back!” Patrick Fertitta, Vice Chairman of the Houston Rockets and Comets, said in a statement announcing the new look. “From the

Houston's new uniforms call back to the "ketchup and mustard" era and pay tribute to the city's identity as a hub of the space program.

The new jerseys feature the iconic "ketchup and mustard" color palette, paying homage to the team's championship titles in 1994 and 1995. The Houston Rockets are bringing back two iconic colors as part of new uniforms and branding the team unveiled June 4.

The Houston Rockets can keep investing in their young core, but Kevin Durant also puts them in win-now mode. One big man can salvage their title hopes.

During his time suiting up for the Rockets, Elie wore only jersey No. 17 and put up 9.8 points, 3.1 rebounds, and 1.0 assists per game.

Rafael Stone faces a high-stakes balancing act, weighing free agency pursuits against looming second-apron restrictions and the essential task of securing Tari Eason’s long-term future.