LeBron James playing on Christmas has become a Christmas tradition. It’s almost become just as much a part of the holiday as opening presents wrapped under the

Christmas reminded fans of Houston's true strengths: defense, rebounding, and discipline. They controlled the pace, outplayed the Lakers, and showcased their emerging pattern of urgency.

The Houston Rockets, behind Amen Thompson and Kevin Durant, dominated in Los Angeles as the Lakers dropped their third game in a row.

And for today's article, we will continue with the 17th of 19 players who wore the No. 3, guard alum Chris Clemons. After ending his college career at Campbell, Clemons went unselected in the 2019 NBA Draft, instead signing with the Houston Rockets.

JJ Redick and the Los Angeles Lakers lost Austin Reaves to an injury in their highly anticipated Christmas Day matchup against the Houston Rockets, and they will have to get used to life without him. According to Brad Turner of the Los Angeles Times, Reaves will be sidelined for at least one month because of a calf strain.

Reed Sheppard’s breakout reshapes Rockets’ trade deadline plans as Houston rethinks guard moves after VanVleet injury

Following a heartbreaking overtime loss to the Kings, Houston Rockets coach Ime Udoka took a massive shot at Sacramento.

Smith, one of Houston's offseason additions, is expected to play his first game after recovering from ankle surgery.

The Rockets exposed the Lakers on both ends of the floor, registering a whopping 23-point victory at the Crypto.com Arena.

And for today's article, we will continue with the 16th of 19 players who wore the No. 3, guard alum Chris Paul. After ending his college career at Wake Forest, Paul was picked up with the fourth overall selection of the 2005 NBA Draft by the (then) New Orleans Hornets (now, Pelicans).

The Lakers fall 119-96 to the Rockets on Christmas Day as Austin Reaves exits with calf soreness and Houston controls the boards in a third straight loss.