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Houston Rockets ‘come together,’ win first game since James Harden trade – ESPN Australia
The Houston Rockets, who had only nine available players Thursday, “came together” and beat the Spurs 109-105 in their first game since James Harden was traded.
The short-handed Houston Rockets were good enough Thursday night to win their first game after James Harden’s trade request was granted.
The Rockets, who had only nine available players due to injuries and the pending arrivals of newcomers, capped what first-year coach Stephen Silas called “a crazy 48 hours” with a 109-105 road win over the San Antonio Spurs.
It was an especially satisfying victory for a team that heard Harden, the longtime franchise cornerstone, publicly declare that the Rockets…
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