The Houston Rockets and the Golden State Warriors are feuding like it is 2018 all over again. Rockets All-Star big man Alperen Sengun gave an interview this week to Turkish outlet Socrates Dergi.

While almost everyone in the building in Houston for those matchups is gone, Alperen Sengun is the latest Rocket to call out the Warriors. Although it might seem strange for Sengun to still be upset four months after the fact, he is one of many who have quickly grown frustrated with Golden State’s antics.

Houston Rockets big man Alperen Sengun accused the Golden State Warriors of being hypocrites during their playoff series.

The Houston Rockets were one of the surprise stories of the NBA last season, going 52-30 and securing the West's second seed. Despite that surprise success, they fell in the first round of the playoffs to the Golden State Warriors in seven games, showing they weren't quite ready to contend with the big dogs yet.

A recent mock trade has the Golden State Warriors and Los Angeles Lakers swapping one of their superstar players that would shake up the NBA.

The Houston Rockets arguably made the biggest splash of the 2025 NBA Offseason when they acquired Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns. Even at 36 years old, Durant is still one of the best scorers in the NBA and is coming off an excellent season despite the Suns’ obvious turbulence.

Jonathan Kuminga's discontent in Golden State may lead to a three-team trade involving the Chicago Bulls and Indiana Pacers. The Warriors would receive Obi Toppin and a first-round pick, while the Pacers would acquire Nikola Vucevic to fill their center void.

Kevin Knox spent part of the 2024-25 season playing for the Golden State Warriors. The former Kentucky star had averages of 3.3 points and 1.2 rebounds per con

The Golden State Warriors have had an unexpectedly quiet offseason. Despite seeing departures and being linked to big-name targets such as Al Horford, the franchise is the only NBA team yet to make any real offseason move.