It’s the Thunder vs. Rockets today in Oklahoma City. Here’s how to watch the NBA game, including time, TV channel and streaming info.

The Houston Rockets fell to the shorthanded Boston Celtics at home 114-93.

Once again, the Houston Rockets are at a rest disadvantage against a superior opponent. In addition, the Oklahoma City Thunder sat half their roster for their last game in San Antonio. In reality, none of that matters since the Rockets probably couldn’t beat the Oklahoma City Blue right now.

The veteran guard took over the game in the third quarter scoring 14 of his 28 points in the frame, making him Wednesday’s “Name to Know” Player of the Game. The Name to Know Player of the Game is sponsored by John’s Sewer and Drain Cleaning, the Name to Know when your drains don’t flow.

The Rockets continue to battle for position in the Western Conference, as the last ten games have not seen much movement in the standings.

Cooper Flagg delivered a historic performance, but Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets stole the spotlight with a 111-107 victory.

Smith extended his double-digit scoring streak to five games in the loss to Charlotte. He connected on 70.0-percent of his shots while staying active on defense as well. Smith and Kevin Durant were the lone bright spots offensively as no other Rockets players scored in double figures.

The Houston Rockets' recent slide has dropped them in NBC Sports' latest power rankings.