The Houston Rockets sported the NBA's No. 10 offense from Opening Night through Feb.1, a marked jump from last year's bottom-10 mark. Recent weeks featured a severe regression, with one player's absence as a central culprit.

Houston's drop in the standings is reflected in NBA.com's latest power rankings, written by John Schuhmann. The team was once in the top tier of the league but is barely making the top 10 at this point, ranking ninth. The Rockets dropped one spot from last week, as the Indiana Pacers have jumped multiple teams from 11th to sixth.

The Bucks and Rockets played a thriller in November, and three months later, Milwaukee is finally paying its return visit to Houston.

The Houston Rockets came into the season with expectations to be good, but they may not have expected to be as strong as they were in the first half. The Rocket

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The Houston Rockets might just be better than their record looks. They have beaten some of the best teams in the league, but have lost multiple must-win games. Houston's recent six-game losing streak was a big blow as they fell in the western conference standings.

The Utah Jazz added another notch to Houston's belt as the Rockets fell 124-115 in Salt Lake City against a young and rebounding Jazz side.

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The Minnesota Timberwolves (31-25) visit the Houston Rockets (34-21) in a key Western Conference matchup on Friday night at Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.