How to Stream Brooklyn Nets at Houston Rockets: Live, TV Channel

The Brooklyn Nets will face off against the Houston Rockets in a matchup that highlights contrasting fortunes for both teams. The Nets enter the game with a record of 15-33, having recently snapped a losing streak with a win, but they remain at the bottom of their division. In contrast, the Rockets boast a strong 32-15 record, currently sitting atop their division despite a recent loss. Key players for the Rockets include Jalen Green, who leads the team with an average of 21.3 points per game, and Alperen Şengün, who contributes significantly on the boards with 10.4 rebounds per game. The Nets will be without several key contributors, including leading scorer Cam Thomas, as they look to improve their standing against a formidable Houston squad.

Brooklyn Nets at Houston Rockets Game Information

Game Date: February 01, 2025
Game Time: 08:00 PM ET
TV Channel: Space City Home Network, YES Network, NBA League Pass Channel 8
Location: Toyota Center, Houston, TX
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Houston Rockets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 32-15
Conference Record: 19-10
Division Record: 9-2
Streak: 1 loss

Brooklyn Nets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 15-33
Conference Record: 8-22
Division Record: 1-8
Streak: 1 win

Stat Leaders

Houston Rockets (32-15, #1 in division)

Points Leader: Jalen Green, 21.3 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Alperen Şengün, 10.37 RPG
Assists Leader: Fred VanVleet, 5.9 APG
Steals Leader: Tari Eason, 1.94 SPG
Blocks Leader: Amen Thompson, 1.18 BPG

Brooklyn Nets (15-33, #5 in division)

Points Leader: Cam Thomas, 24.7 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Nic Claxton, 7.61 RPG
Assists Leader: D’Angelo Russell, 7.4 APG
Steals Leader: D’Angelo Russell, 1.5 SPG
Blocks Leader: Nic Claxton, 1.22 BPG

Houston Rockets Injury Report

Alperen Şengün – Calf (Day To Day) – The Rockets listed Sengun as Questionable for Saturday’s (Feb. 1) game against the Nets.
Jabari Smith Jr. – Hand (Out) – Rockets HC Ime Udoka said Saturday (Jan. 18) that Smith will not have surgery on his fractured left hand, this could extend his recovery timeline, according to Danielle Lerner of the Houston Chronicle.

Brooklyn Nets Injury Report

Cam Thomas – Hamstring (Out) – The Nets announced Friday (Jan. 31) that Thomas had a follow-up MRI that revealed appropriate healing. He will continue to progress with individual on-court workouts and is expected to return shortly after the All-Star break.
Bojan Bogdanović – Foot (Out) – Bogdanovic recently resumed taking part in on-court work for the first time this season, per Brian Lewis of the New York Post. There is no clear timetable yet for his return.
Maxwell Lewis – Leg (Out) – The Nets announced that Lewis has been diagnosed with a left tibia fracture after sustaining the injury on Wednesday (Jan. 1) versus Toronto. His status will be updated again in four weeks.
Day’Ron Sharpe – Hamstring (Day To Day) – Sharpe did not return for Wednesday’s (Jan. 29) game against the Hornets with a hamstring tightness, Erik Slater of ClutchPoints.com reports.
De’Anthony Melton – ACL (Out For Season) – Melton will undergo season-ending surgery on his left ACL, the team announced Wednesday (Nov. 20).
Noah Clowney – Ankle (Out) – The Nets announced Friday (Jan. 31) that Clowney will likely remain out through the All-Star break due to a left ankle sprain.
Cameron Johnson – Ankle (Out) – The Nets listed Johnson as Out for Saturday’s (Feb. 1) game against the Rockets.