The Houston Rockets have moved beyond the NBA Trade Deadline, and they could look to make some moves on the buyout market. The Rockets have 15 roster spots filled, but Cody Zeller is unlikely to stay with the team,

Boston Celtics officially trade Jaden Springer to the Houston Rockets Jaden Springer showcased his potential in Boston. Springer played 43 games with the Celtics across the past t

We want to continue to grow as a group, watch our young guys develop, play in big situations, and see what we have.”

The Rockets' quiet trade deadline signaled that Houston's front office is all in on the current team, which entered Thursday ranked third in the West.

Through all of the noise, the Houston Rockets stayed relatively quiet, making two minor moves. The first was exchanging second-round picks with the Boston Celtics, as Jaden Springer was the only player involved in the deal. He would eventually be waived, per Mike Scotto of HoopsHype.

The Washington Wizards continue to remain busy as the trade deadline nears, adding veteran guard Reggie Jackson from the Philadelphia 76ers. In the swap, the Sixers send Jackson and a 2026 future first-round pick to Washington for four second-round picks and reserve swingman Jared Butler.