- Report: Opposing teams wanted Miami Heat to attach 1st-round pick to offload onerous contracts
- Jimmy Butler praises tennis star Carlos Alcaraz, who says he gets nervous playing in front of celebrities like Heat star
- Erik Spoelstra’s level-headed comments after Miami Heat get walloped by Brooklyn Nets
- Tyler Herro indicates Miami Heat are looking to finish 6th seed or higher
- Gilbert Arenas admits he couldn’t ‘beat [Dwyane] Wade for s–t’
- Tristan Thompson says Miami Heat LeBron James was ‘scariest’ version, Mario Chalmers on some ‘sucka s–t’
- Jimmy Butler admits he doesn’t start ‘playing for real’ until after the All-Star break
- Jimmy Butler on Dwyane Wade: ‘I always want to make him proud’
- Erik Spoelstra ‘open to anything’ amid Miami Heat’s ever-changing center rotation
- Stan Van Gundy says Dwyane Wade is the best last-shot player he’s ever seen
Report: Houston Rockets planning to sign Alonzo Mourning’s son Trey
- Updated: December 15, 2020
The Houston Rockets are reportedly planning on signing Miami Heat legend Alonzo Mourning’s son Trey in the near future.
The Rockets plan to sign forward Trey Mourning, the son of Alonzo Mourning, in the coming days, sources told @TheAthletic.
— Kelly Iko (@KellyIkoNBA) December 16, 2020
The younger Mourning played at Georgetown University just like his father.
However, he wasn’t able to land on an NBA team’s roster last season. Instead, the younger Mourning played for the Sioux Falls Skyforce during the 2019-20 season.
In 36 games for the Skyforce, the 23-year-old Mourning put up 5.6 points and 2.8 rebounds per game.
Now, he will join a Rockets team in the midst of much drama.
The Rockets are weighing their future with disgruntled superstar James Harden still on the roster. Although the Rockets are reportedly ready to move on from the former MVP, they’ve had trouble finding a suitable trade partner.
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