The Houston Rockets (English: Houston Rockets, abbreviation: HOU) are a professional basketball team located in Houston, Texas, United States. They belong to the NBA West Southwest Division and their home stadium is the Toyota Center Arena. The team was founded in San Diego in 1967 and was originally named the San Diego Rockets. The team used the first pick to select Pat Riley (Riley later served as an NBA coach and led the Los Angeles Lakers to win 4 championships and the Miami Heat once). The Houston Rockets won the NBA championship for two consecutive years in 1994 and 1995. At that time, the team's main center "Big Dream" Akeem Olajuwon became the only season in NBA history to win the championship in the 1993-1994 season. Regular season MVP, best defensive player, finals MVP player, he was also nominated for the finals MVP for two consecutive years.
Houston Rockets - 休斯敦火箭（HOU）
