Houston Rockets Schedule: December 2008

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Houston Rockets: November Wrap Up
The Houston Rockets wrapped up the month of November with a 9-7 record. Fans with Houston Rockets tickets cheered as the Houston Rockets tallied victories over playoff contenders Phoenix Suns, New Orleans, and San Antonio Spurs (the second time ‘round, at least). However, close losses to the Portland Trail Blazers, San Antonio Spurs early in the month, Dallas Mavericks, Indiana Pacers, and Denver Nuggets left many fans with Houston Rockets tickets feeling rightfully frustrated.

Moreover, the Houston Rockets suffered a handful of injuries, which saw Tracy McGrady, Yao Ming, and Brent Barry missing some time. The good news for fans with Houston Rockets tickets is that the Houston Rockets’ young core of Aaron Brooks, Carl Landry, Chuck Hayes, and Luther Head have stepped up its game. Toward the end of November, defensive wizard Shane Battier returned to the line up. The Houston Rockets have maintained a slim lead over the New Orleans Hornets to stay atop the stacked Southwest Division heading into the team’s December schedule.

Houston Rockets: December Outlook
Fans are rushing to buy their Houston Rockets tickets to see the Houston Rockets assert their dominance in December. The Houston Rockets will have a chance to build winning momentum against the Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State Warriors, Memphis Grizzlies, Minnesota Timberwolves, Sacramento Kings, and New Jersey Nets. Houston Rockets tickets are sure to be a hot sell for games against the Denver Nuggets, Cleveland Cavaliers, New Orleans Hornets, and longtime rival Utah Jazz throughout the month.

Houston Rockets: Bottom Dwellers
At the start of the December schedule, the Houston Rockets will need to take care of business against some of the Western Conference bottom dwellers. The Houston Rockets will battle the L.A. Clippers and the Golden State Warriors twice apiece in a span of two weeks so fans with Houston Rockets tickets expect their team to go 4-0 against these two teams. With a road game against the Memphis Grizzlies and a home game against an improved Atlanta Hawks team sandwiched in between, the Houston Rockets should be on a roll heading into a highly anticipated rematch with the Denver Nuggets come mid-December.

Houston Rockets: Denver Nuggets
The Houston Rockets’ 10-point loss to the Denver Nuggets to punctuate November is still fresh in the minds of fans with Houston Rockets tickets. Without a doubt, the trade for Chauncey Billups was the best thing to happen to the Denver Nuggets, a team that is now playing unselfish, more efficient basketball without Allen Iverson. Fans with Houston Rockets tickets hope that their team can tally wins at home inside Toyota Center against the rejuvenated, playoff contender Denver Nuggets followed by the Sacramento Kings before the team heads out on a grueling four-game road trip.

Houston Rockets: Road Trip
Fans with Houston Rockets tickets can wave their Houston Rockets logos proudly in the stands even on the road! The Houston Rockets games against the rebuilding Minnesota Timberwolves and New Jersey Nets should be two easy wins for the Houston Rockets. The Houston Rockets will need winning momentum heading into the battle against LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Then, the Houston Rockets will head back south to face division rival New Orleans Hornets. The road games against the playoff contender Cleveland Cavaliers and New Orleans Hornets should be sell outs and will show just what the Houston Rockets are made of.

Houston Rockets: Back Home
Much to the delight of fans with Houston Rockets tickets, the Rockets will wrap up their December schedule with a string of games inside the friendly confines of Toyota Center. Fans with Houston Rockets tickets have been looking forward to the meeting between the Houston Rockets and Utah Jazz – the team that has ousted the Houston Rockets from the first round of the playoffs for two years running.

Houston Rockets tickets will then invite fans out to Toyota Center to see the Houston Rockets face off against the Washington Wizards for the second time this season. The Houston Rockets should have no problem winning the season series 2-0 against the Wiz Kids. The Houston Rockets’ December schedule ends with a game against Richard Jefferson and the rebuilding Milwaukee Bucks, which should translate into a win for the Houston Rockets.