
The Rockets didn’t make any significant moves. Some were happy, some were not.
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The Houston Rockets did essentially nothing at the NBA Trade Deadline this year. They made a few minor moves on the fringes and came out of it with a couple future second round picks and Cody Zeller, and that’s it.
With the team cotending for the NBA Playoffs and playing better than most thought, even with a recent losing streak, some felt the Rockets should make an aggressive move in the hopes of making a real run. Some felt — including Rockets GM Rafael Stone, obviously — that Houston was better served standing pat. So what did you guys feel?

It was a pretty close race, but as you can see, a slim majority was satisfied with Houston’s do-nothing approach. I personally would have liked the team to grab an extra shooter by moving a bench piece — Jae’Sean Tate maybe — but I’m not terribly upset that they didn’t.
That’s it for this week. We’ll be back soon with another Reacts.