Rockets Defeat Warriors 115-108 in Houston

Rockets Secure Victory in Home Clash

The Houston Rockets defeated the visiting Golden State Warriors 115-108 on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at Toyota Center. The home team improved to a 9-3 record, while the Warriors dropped to 8-4 after the loss. A crowd of 18,055 witnessed the contest as Houston relied on balanced scoring and defensive pressure to secure the win.

Early Lead and Mid-Game Adjustment

Houston established an early advantage, leading 35-20 after the first quarter. The Rockets dominated the opening frame with effective inside scoring and three-point shooting. However, Golden State responded strongly in the second quarter, outscoring Houston 31-21 to cut the deficit to 39-56 at halftime. The Warriors’ ability to hit perimeter shots and drive to the basket kept them within striking distance entering the break.

Third-Quarter Surge and Fourth-Quarter Close

The third quarter saw Houston extend their lead again, finishing the half up 85-73. The Rockets maintained their offensive rhythm, with multiple players contributing to the scoring. In the final quarter, the game remained competitive as Golden State attempted a comeback.

The Warriors scored 29 points in the fourth, while Houston managed 30, ultimately holding onto the seven-point lead. The final score was 115-108 in favor of the home team.

Player Performances

Kevin Durant led the Rockets with 20 points. Alperen Sengun provided a significant playmaking presence, recording 9 assists and 13 rebounds. For the Warriors, Yaxel Lendeborg was the leading scorer with 25 points and also grabbed 10 rebounds.

Draymond Green contributed 7 assists, facilitating the team's offense. The game featured numerous key plays, including three-pointers from both teams, but Houston’s consistent execution in the final minutes proved decisive.

Sources

ESPN