Was the Rockets' comeback over the Sixers a scrappy victory or unflattering struggle?
Give the Rockets credit for this much. They aren't boring.
It was like a roller coaster ride watching them rally from down 25 points to beat the Philadelphia 76ers in overtime Monday night. The 144-137 win over Philly matched the largest comeback win in Rockets franchise history, and they seemed to do it in the most unlikely fashion.
There was Jalen Green with the steal toward the end of regulation, then Jabari Smith Jr. intentionally missing free throws and Alperen Sengun putting it back to force overtime. Not to mention the comeback itself!
In The Loop breaks it all down with this question: Was the Rockets' comeback a scrappy victory or an unflattering schedule? Remember, the Sixers were without their three best players, which allowed Houston-area native and former Cougar Quentin Grimes to go off for 46 points.
