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| 2008 Rockets games: Oct |
| Event | Location | Date![]() |
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| Houston Rockets vs. Orlando Magic |
Bank of Oklahoma Center
Tulsa, OK |
October 13, 2008
Monday 7:30 pm
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The 2006-07 season didn’t bring the relief that Rockets’ fans had been hoping for – though they made it to the playoffs, they were knocked out yet again in the first round. Things are really looking up for the 2007-08 season though, with new head coach Rick Adelman busily filling in holes in the roster. Mike James (from the Minnesota Timberwolves) and Steve Francis (from the Portland Trailblazers) have been brought in to assist Tracy McGrady and Yao Ming, the need for a power forward has been nicely addressed with the addition of Luis Scola and Bonzi Wells is coming along quite well under Adelman’s instruction. All told the Rockets have a very promising season ahead of them, and Coast to Coast has the tickets to Toyota Center to get you there. Get your tickets now and see the Houston Rockets return to glory in the 2007-2008 season!
The Houston Rockets are a team with a new look and a long history. The Rockets first came to Houston in 1971, and they have been a fan-favorite ever since. In 1981, they became the first Houston team to ever make the Finals. They have won four Division Titles and two NBA Championships since coming to Houston, and they are looking to continue their winning tradition.
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The Rockets reached the NBA Finals in 1981 and 1986 but lost to the Boston Celtics both times. Led by center Hakeem Olajuwon, the team won its first NBA title in 1994, becoming the first professional team from Houston to win a major sports championship. With the addition of veteran guard Clyde Drexler, the Rockets won a second NBA championship in 1995. In addition to Olajuwon, several other top centers have played for the franchise, including Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, and Ralph Sampson.
The Rockets were originally located in San Diego, California. The club entered the NBA in 1967 along with another expansion team, the Seattle SuperSonics. In its debut season San Diego compiled a 15-67 win-loss record to set an NBA record for losses. (The Philadelphia 76ers broke that record during the 1972-73 season with a 9-73 win-loss record). The Rockets' record entitled them to the first selection in the league's collegiate draft, and they chose Elvin Hayes from the University of Houston. As a rookie Hayes led the league in scoring with an average of 28.4 points per game and helped the Rockets earn their first trip to the playoffs in 1969.
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