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2 Giants players downgraded to out for Texans matchup

The New York Giants will be without safety Jevon Holland and tight end Theo Johnson for their Week 7 road matchup against the Houston Texans. NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reported Saturday on X, formerly known as Twitter, that the Giants downgraded both players to out for Sunday’s game. “The #Giants downgraded S Jevon Holland (concussion) […] The post 2 Giants players downgraded to out for Texans matchup appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NY Giants, John Harbaugh could make important RB change for Week 7 game vs Texans

Head coach John Harbaugh says Tyrone Tracy Jr. earns a bigger role in the Giants’ backfield after Najee Harris is released and Cam Skattebo is benched for ball security. Tracy’s breakout Week 6 performance against the Saints—two touchdowns on eight touches—proved his elite speed, physical running style and pass‑catching ability. With the Giants sitting 3‑2‑1, Harbaugh expects Tracy to complement rookie quarterback J.J. McCarthy as a dual‑threat option, joining a three‑man rotation with Skattebo and veteran Devin Singletary for the Week 7 showdown at Houston.

Giants activating Paulson Adebo from IR ahead of Week 7 vs. Texans

The New York Giants are getting reinforcements in their secondary ahead of their Week 7 road matchup against the Houston Texans, with cornerback Paulson Adebo set to return from injured reserve. ESPN’s Jordan Raanan reported Saturday on X, formerly known as Twitter, that New York will activate Adebo later in the day. “Paulson Adebo will […] The post Giants activating Paulson Adebo from IR ahead of Week 7 vs. Texans appeared first on ClutchPoints .

NY Giants’ John Harbaugh explains decision to cut RB Najee Harris

Giants head coach John Harbaugh explains the Week 7 release of veteran RB Najee Harris, saying the move was about roster math and giving the remaining backs a clear runway rather than performance. After six weeks, the backfield shrinks from four to a three‑man rotation—Cam Skattebo, Tyrone Tracy Jr., and Devin Singletary—to support new starter J.J. McCarthy and simplify offensive schemes ahead of the Houston Texans game.

Victor Wembanyama Clarifies Whether Tensions in France Are Affecting His Mental Focus Amid Kevin Durant’s Advice

Victor Wembanyama says the unrest in France is on his mind but isn’t causing his early-season slump as the Spurs drop their second straight game, a 114-110 loss to the Houston Rockets on Oct. 23. After scoring just 12 points on 1‑of‑13 shooting in a 116-104 opening‑night loss to Oklahoma City, he bounced back with 25 points and 13 rebounds against Houston, though a last‑second block by Amen Thompson sealed the defeat. NBA star Kevin Durant weighed in, urging Wembanyama to focus on shooting efficiency and simplifying his offense. The Spurs sit 0‑2 as they seek consistency and better execution.

Highlights: Victor Wembanyama bounces back in photo finish versus Rockets

Victor Wembanyama leads a comeback as the San Antonio Spurs fall 114-110 to the Houston Rockets in a dramatic photo‑finish on Oct. 23 at Austin's Moody Center. After trailing by as many as 11 points, Wemby posts a 25‑point, 13‑rebound double‑double, while Fred VanVleet nails a buzzer‑beating three to cut the deficit before halftime. The Rockets dominate the fourth quarter with Alperen Sengun in the post, but a final layup by Wemby is blocked by Amen Thompson with five seconds left. Highlights include Wemby’s dunks, Stephon Castle’s 15‑point effort, De’Aaron Fox’s 19 points and nine assists, and Dylan Harper’s 20 points in his second start. The Spurs aim to rebound against the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday.

What We Learned from the Spurs loss to the Rockets

The San Antonio Spurs drop their second straight game, falling to the Houston Rockets in a gritty Texas showdown that saw the Rockets dominate 89% of the night. Victor Wembanyama struggled with a late defensive switch on Kevin Durant, while Fred VanVleet added a spark for Houston. Despite a 10‑point third‑quarter hole, the Spurs couldn’t recover, leaving them 0‑2 and lagging behind early‑season rivals like Miami. Coach Stephon Castle’s ball‑handling and the team’s 3‑point shooting are flagged as immediate fixes before their next matchup on Jan. 26.

Houston Rockets vs. Atlanta Hawks game preview

The Dream Shake preview breaks down the upcoming Houston Rockets vs. Atlanta Hawks showdown at the Toyota Center on Monday, Oct. 24, 2026 (7:30 p.m. CT). Both clubs are coming off back‑to‑back road trips, so motivation will be high after the first leg of their home‑and‑away series. Atlanta, bolstered by offseason additions Aaron Wiggins, Lu Dort and rookie guard Kingston Flemings, remains a defensive nightmare with Nickeil Alexander‑Walker, Dyson Daniels, Jalen Johnson and Onyeka Okongwu posting 2.5+ defensive win shares. C.J. McCollum leads the offense, while the Rockets juggle injuries—Steven Adams and Reed Sheppard are doubtful, VanVleet likely out, and Mo Gueye sits for Atlanta. Expect a close, split‑series game rather than a sweep as both teams chase deep playoff runs.

Game Preview: San Antonio Spurs vs. Dallas Mavericks

The Spurs, 0-2 after close losses to the Thunder and Rockets, aim to snap their skid against a shorthanded Dallas Mavericks (1-1) on Oct. 24 at 8 p.m. CT. With key injuries on both sides—Tobias Harris and Jayden Quaintance out for San Antonio, and Cooper Flagg, Santi Aldama, Tarik Biberović and Dereck Lively sidelined for Dallas—the spotlight falls on Victor Wembanyama’s potential MVP night and Kyrie Irving’s scoring load. Coach Dusty May expects the Spurs to exploit Dallas’s missing interior help and contain Irving, who averages over 22 points versus San Antonio. A win could give the Spurs their first victory of the season.

Alperen Sengun leads Rockets past Spurs in Austin thriller

Alperen Sengun scored 29 points as the Houston Rockets edged the San Antonio Spurs 114-110 on Friday night at Moody Center in Austin, improving to 2-0 to start the 2026-27 NBA season. Amen Thompson delivered the decisive defensive play, blocking Victor Wembanyama’s potential game-tying layup with less than a second remaining. Fred VanVleet then made […] The post Alperen Sengun leads Rockets past Spurs in Austin thriller appeared first on TalkBasket.net .

Spurs lose heartbreaker to Rockets in Austin, fall to 0-2

The San Antonio Spurs fall to 0-2 after a 114–110 loss to the Houston Rockets in Austin on Oct. 23. Victor Wembanyama rebounds with 25 points, 13 rebounds and two blocks, but his final shot is denied by Amen Thompson’s game‑sealing block. De’Aaron Fox adds 19 points and nine assists for the Spurs, while Alperen Şengün leads the Rockets with 29 points and 7 rebounds; Kevin Durant and Thompson each contribute 20. Coach Mitch Johnson praises the team’s effort but notes defensive lapses. The Spurs aim to adjust lineups as the season progresses.

Candace Parker Makes Awkward Kevin Durant Blunder Live on Rockets vs. Spurs Broadcast as Fans Quickly Call Out WNBA Legend

During the Houston Rockets‑San Antonio Spurs game on October 24, 2026, WNBA star‑turned‑broadcaster Candace Parker mistakenly recalled a college pick‑and‑roll between Kevin Durant and former Texas guard Daniel “Boobie” Gibson—a pairing that never existed because their Texas tenures didn’t overlap. The slip sparked a flood of criticism on X, with fans questioning her analyst role alongside Kevin Harlan and revisiting past broadcast missteps. Despite Parker’s historic milestones, such as becoming the first woman in‑game analyst for the 2023 NBA All‑Star Game, the incident reignited debate over her credibility on NBA telecasts.

Rockets’ Amen Thompson calls game with insane block on Victor Wembanyama

So much for running it back, huh? The two teams that competed in the 2026 NBA Finals are now both 0-2 to start the new campaign. Obviously, they have plenty of time to find their best form and reestablish themselves as powerhouses. Nevertheless, it is always tough to let one slip away at the end. […] The post Rockets’ Amen Thompson calls game with insane block on Victor Wembanyama appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama gets crafty with behind-the-back reverse jam vs. Rockets

Victor Wembanyama showed off his bag of dunking the ball in unique ways during the San Antonio Spurs’ clash with the Houston Rockets on Friday night. Wembanyama started the fourth season of his budding NBA career with the Spurs. He enjoyed his best campaign to date last season, leading the Spurs to their first NBA […] The post Spurs’ Victor Wembanyama gets crafty with behind-the-back reverse jam vs. Rockets appeared first on ClutchPoints .

San Antonio vs. Houston, Final Score: Spurs drop to 0-2 in physical game with Rockets, 110-114

The Spurs fall to 0-2 after a gritty 110-114 loss to the Rockets on Oct. 23, 2026. Victor Wembanyama posts a solid 25 points and 13 rebounds, while Dylan Harper (20) and De’Aaron Fox (19) also hit double figures. Houston’s Alperen Sengun dominates with 29 points, and Kevin Durant adds 20. A late block by Amen Thompson on Wembanyama’s game‑tying attempt seals the defeat. The game features a physical, playoff‑like atmosphere, multiple lead changes, and key turnovers, especially by Fox, as the Spurs struggle to establish a decisive run.