How to Stream Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets: Live, TV Channel

The Golden State Warriors (27-27) are set to face the Houston Rockets (34-20) in a matchup that highlights contrasting recent performances. The Rockets enter the game on a two-game winning streak and currently hold the second position in their division, bolstered by standout contributions from Jalen Green, who leads the team with an average of 21.4 points per game. In contrast, the Warriors are looking to bounce back from a recent loss, having dropped their last game and struggling with a division record of 1-10. Key players for the Warriors include Stephen Curry, who averages 23.4 points and 6.1 assists per game. Both teams will be navigating injury concerns, with notable absences impacting their lineups.

Golden State Warriors at Houston Rockets Game Information

Game Date: February 13, 2025
Game Time: 08:00 PM ET
TV Channel: Space City Home Network, NBC Sports Bay Area, NBA League Pass Channel 1
Location: Toyota Center, Houston, TX
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Houston Rockets Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 34-20
Conference Record: 20-12
Division Record: 9-3
Streak: 2 win

Golden State Warriors Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 27-27
Conference Record: 17-19
Division Record: 1-10
Streak: 1 loss

Stat Leaders

Houston Rockets (34-20, #2 in division)

Points Leader: Jalen Green, 21.4 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Alperen Şengün, 10.41 RPG
Assists Leader: Fred VanVleet, 5.8 APG
Steals Leader: Tari Eason, 1.94 SPG
Blocks Leader: Amen Thompson, 1.25 BPG

Golden State Warriors (27-27, #4 in division)

Points Leader: Stephen Curry, 23.4 PPG
Rebounds Leader: Kevon Looney, 6.9 RPG
Assists Leader: Stephen Curry, 6.1 APG
Steals Leader: Jimmy Butler, 1.67 SPG
Blocks Leader: Draymond Green, 1.1 BPG

Houston Rockets Injury Report

Fred VanVleet – Ankle (Day To Day) – VanVleet did not play in Wednesday’s (Feb. 12) game against the Suns.
Cody Zeller – Personal (Out) – The Hawks announced on Saturday (Jan. 25) that Zeller has yet to suit up this season due to personal reasons. Until Atlanta provides a timetable for his return, the veteran big man can be considered out indefinitely.
Jabari Smith Jr. – Hand (Out) – Coach Ime Udoka said Sunday that Smith (hand) may be cleared for contact work during the All-Star break, Adam Spolane of Sports Radio 610 Houston reports.

Golden State Warriors Injury Report

Jonathan Kuminga – Ankle (Out) – The Warriors announced Kuminga started on-court workouts and is expected to be incorporated in team practices after the All-Star break. He will be re-evaluated in 10 days.