I didn’t give up on this series, and I just wanted to let everybody know,” Alperen Sengun says of his shootaround speech before Rockets-Lakers Game 4.

Houston reverted to its pre-Kevin Durant play style in Game 4, but that could be the key to a comeback against Los Angeles.

After leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a comeback win over the Houston Rockets in Game 3, LeBron James had a stinker in Game 4.

Houston Rockets head coach Ime Udoka loved what he saw out of Reed Sheppard in Game 4 vs the Lakers on Sunday.

The Houston Rockets' 115-96 victory in Game 4 can be pinned on Alperen Sengun's pregame rally to the players.

Officially, Durant is still questionable for Game 4 and the Rockets have made no official announcement. However, according to Charania, Durant went through rehab this morning and was with the team for its film session, but said that the “bone bruise has created swelling, stiffness and lack of mobility in the ankle, sources said.”

Kevin Durant is not expected to play in Game 4, as the Houston Rockets try to avoid a sweep by the Los Angeles Lakers in their NBA Playoffs series on Sunday.

The Los Angeles Lakers face the Houston Rockets in Game 4 of the first round of the NBA Playoffs tonight — here’s how to watch. The Lakers are currently leading the series 3-0.