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Life outside of Miami seems to have rejuvenated Michael Beasley’s career.
The Houston Rockets have been a chemistry disaster this season, and they'll have to move either James Harden or Dwight Howard this summer.
Houston Rockets rookie Montrezl Harrell is facing discipline after shoving a referee to the ground during a D-League game on Monday night. While Harrell had a right to be angry about being pushed first, there's no excuse for shoving a referee. He could've done serious damage to the guy.
Dwight Howard is keeping all of his options open in regards to his future.
James Harden clearly isn't worried about what people think of his defensive inefficiencies. He proved this to be the case on Tuesday night, as he inexplicably gave Oklahoma City Thunder point guard Russell Westbrook a clear lane to the basket after he turned the ball over during this sequence. Harden's a spectacular scorer, but he will likely never give enough effort on both ends to be a Hall of Famer.
Michael Beasley is already fitting in with the Houston Rockets, and they should consider starting him a couple times before the playoffs begin.
James Harden's relaxed approach to defense is obvious, but he seemed to simply fall asleep on Wednesday night and got burned.
The Houston Rockets don't look like a contender right now, and they must focus on defense in the next month to have a chance in the playoffs.
Dwight Howard is oftentimes criticized for being a diva, and I'm sure some of it is warranted. However, during Houston's recent trip to Boston, he did something pretty awesome. Howard gave a young Celtics fan his jersey in exchange for a dab, and it clearly made the kid's day.
I love the guy, but Harden needs to do better than this… pic.twitter.com/AeRJzwKYsR
— Mitchell Trellis (@bigbaldman313) March 7, 2016
James Harden has a terrible reputation when it comes to playing defense. There's no denying what he's capable of offensively, but defending just isn't his cup of tea. He proved this to be the case once again in Houston's matchup with the Toronto Raptors on Sunday, and his feeble efforts are simply inexcusable.