Jeff Hanisch-US PRESSWIRE
The Houston Rockets have made their final cuts to bring the roster to the required 15 players.
In the days following the trade to acquire James Harden, the Houston Rockets have waived five players to bring the roster to the requisite 15 players. The last cut was made Monday, as the Rockets said goodbye to Shaun Livingston.
Livingston, a 6'7 guard, is set for his ninth NBA season, but will now need to find his sixth team in the last five years. Last season, he averaged 5.5 points, 2.1 rebounds and 2.1 assists in 58 games with the Milwaukee Bucks.
On Sunday, the Rockets released Jon Brockman, Lazar Hayward, Gary Forbes, and JaJuan Johnson. The 6'7 Brockman is the most experienced of the group with three seasons under his belt. Hayward was included in the trade to acquire James Harden, and Johnson was a rookie last year with the Boston Celtics.
With the cuts, the Rockets roster is complete as they prepare to open regular season play against the Detroit Pistons on Wed., Oct. 31.
Guards
Jeremy Lin
Toney Douglas
Scott Machado
James Harden
Daequan Cook
Carlos Delfino
Forwards
Chandler Parsons
Patrick Patterson
Marcus Morris
Donatas Motiejunas
Terrence Jones
Royce White
Centers
Omer Asik
Cole Aldrich
Greg Smith
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