HOUSTON — The Houston Rockets made several changes to their rotation Wednesday night, and the results ended in a 118-113 victory over the Chicago Bulls inside the Toyota Center in Houston. With the win, the Rockets ended a 15 game losing streak, as their record improved to 2-16 on the season.
In an attempt to improve the Rockets’ inferior on-court production over the previous four games, coach Stephen Silas unveiled a new starting lineup that featured Kevin Porter Jr., Jalen Green, Eric Gordon, Jae’Sean Tate and Christian Wood.
The new starting five provided Houston with better floor spacing, as the Rockets put together one of their best quarters of the season.