HOUSTON ROCKETS, NBA Basketball Tickets, Basketball Tickets

Sports Tickets, Concert Tickets, Football, Baseball, Hockey, Basketball and More!

BOOKMARK US | SITEMAP | LINKS

HOUSTON ROCKETS TICKETS

We are the largest online ticket broker for all Sports Tickets and Concert Tickets. We have a huge inventory of all sold out ticket events, hard to get tickets, for all sporting events and concerts. We are the largest online ticket broker for all Sports Tickets and Concert Tickets. We have a huge inventory of all sold out ticket events, hard to get tickets, for all sporting events and concerts.

CALL US (800) 327-1183 //


	Event		Category

	Dave Matthews		Rock

	Celine Dion		Concerts

	The Producers		Musical

	New York Yankees		Baseball

	Lion King		Theatre

	John Mayer		Rock n'' Roll

	Josh Groban		Pop Rock

	Jimmy Buffett		Parrot head

	Boston Red Sox		Baseball

	Beyonce		Pop

	The Police		Pop

Not Finding Your Tickets?
(800) 327-1183
Call us, we have access to more tickets through ticket brokers and more!

HOUSTON ROCKETS TICKETS

You may order your HOUSTON ROCKETS basketball tickets directly through our website which offers full 128 bit encryption for your security. You may also pick up the phone and call us directly to place your HOUSTON ROCKETS order (800) 327-1183.

Your HOUSTON ROCKETS order will almost always be filled within 24 hours of purchase. Please keep in mind that inventory for popular events such as HOUSTON ROCKETS changes very frequently, and in rare cases the tickets that you order via our website may no longer be available. If this is the case, you will receive a phone call in which we will either offer you other HOUSTON ROCKETS basketball tickets or the option to completely cancel the order. If you order your HOUSTON ROCKETS NBA tickets directly through our website, please keep in mind that your credit card WILL NOT be charged unless we have confirmed that we do in fact have the exact HOUSTON ROCKETS NBA tickets you ordered. Always feel free to place your order over the phone, or call to confirm your order anytime (800) 327-1183. If you don’t see the HOUSTON ROCKETS basketball tickets you are looking for, please call us, our sales agents have many methods of finding the tickets you want.

Please keep in mind: Our ticket prices have nothing to do with the face value printed on the tickets. Sometimes you will pay less then face value, many times you will pay more. We are a privately owned business that buys and sells HOUSTON ROCKETS NBA tickets.

We accept all major credit cards for your HOUSTON ROCKETS basketball tickets including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, and American Express. We also accept Paypal.

Houston Rockets

Houston Rockets, professional basketball team and one of seven teams in the Midwest Division of the Western Conference of the National Basketball Association (NBA). The Houston Rockets play in the Compaq Center in Houston, Texas, and wear jerseys of blue, red, and white.

The Houston Rockets reached the NBA Finals in 1981 and 1986 but lost to the Boston Celtics both times. Led by center Hakeem Olajuwon, the team won its first NBA title in 1994, becoming the first professional team from Houston to win a major sports championship. With the addition of veteran guard Clyde Drexler, the Rockets won a second NBA championship in 1995. In addition to Olajuwon, several other top centers have played for the franchise, including Elvin Hayes, Moses Malone, and Ralph Sampson.

The Houston Rockets were originally located in San Diego, California. The club entered the NBA in 1967 along with another expansion team, the Seattle SuperSonics. In its debut season San Diego compiled a 15-67 win-loss record to set an NBA record for losses. (The Philadelphia 76ers broke that record during the 1972-73 season with a 9-73 win-loss record). The Houston Rockets’ record entitled them to the first selection in the league’s collegiate draft, and they chose Elvin Hayes from the University of Houston. As a rookie Hayes led the league in scoring with an average of 28.4 points per game and helped the Houston Rocketss earn their first trip to the playoffs in 1969.

After failing to win much fan support in four seasons in San Diego, the club relocated to Houston for the 1971-72 season. In a city that traditionally supported football, the Houston Rockets gained fans slowly, averaging only 4,966 fans per game in their inaugural season in Houston. But they reached the playoffs in 1975, led by guard Calvin Murphy and forward Rudy Tomjanovich. Early in 1976 the club acquired Moses Malone, who was the first basketball player to advance directly from high school to professional play. With Malone, Murphy, and Tomjanovich, the Houston Rockets won the Central Division in 1977 and advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals.

Malone won the most valuable player (MVP) award in 1979 and placed first in rebounding and second in scoring during the 1980-81 season. Despite a 40-42 record, the Houston Rockets qualified for the playoffs by one game in 1981. Guided by head coach Del Harris, the team won the first three playoff series but was defeated in the championship round by the Boston Celtics.

The Houston Rockets traded Malone in 1983, and poor finishes in the next two seasons gave the franchise top picks in the NBA draft. Houston selected 7-ft 4-in (2.2-m) Ralph Sampson in 1983 and 7-ft (2.1-m) Hakeem Olajuwon in 1984. In the 1985-86 season the two centers—nicknamed the Twin Towers—led the Rockets to the Midwest Division title and upset the defending NBA-champion Los Angeles Lakers in the conference finals. Houston was again defeated in the NBA Finals by the Boston Celtics.

The Houston Rockets lost several players on the 1986 team to injuries, trades, and substance-abuse problems, and the club struggled through the late 1980s. With Olajuwon taking his place among the league’s top players, however, Houston recorded several fine seasons in the early 1990s. Tomjanovich was hired as head coach before the 1993-94 season and the Houston Rockets tied an NBA record by beginning the season with 15 consecutive wins. In the playoffs at the end of the year, the Houston Rockets captured the Midwest Division, marched through the playoffs, and downed the New York Knicks in the NBA Finals. Olajuwon won the league’s MVP award and the NBA Finals MVP award.

Guard Clyde Drexler joined the Houston Rockets for the 1994-95 season. He and Olajuwon, both veteran all-stars, led the team to the 1995 NBA Finals, where the Houston Rockets swept the Orlando Magic. With the victory, Houston became only the fifth team to win back-to-back NBA titles. The other teams to do so are the Los Angeles Lakers (first while located in Minneapolis and then again once the team moved to Los Angeles), the Boston Celtics, the Detroit Pistons, and the Chicago Bulls. In the late 1990s, despite the addition of such players as Charles Barkley and Scottie Pippen, the Houston Rockets failed to win another championship. The team traded Pippen before the 1999-2000 season, after he spent just one season with the club.