Rockets Vs Hornets: Standings Shift After 105-101 Finish

Who feels it first are the records. In the Rockets Vs Hornets matchup, a four-point final — 105-101 — changed the ledger: the Rockets improved to 34-20 while the Hornets fell to 26-30. That narrow result registers less as a headline and more as a concrete change in each club's season totals, with immediate effects on how the campaign reads on paper.

Rockets Vs Hornets impact: what the record change means now

Here's the part that matters: a single game moved both teams' season win-loss totals. The Rockets' victory raised their win count to 34 and kept their loss column at 20, while the Hornets' loss left them two games below. 500 at 26-30. For both rosters, that numeric shift is the clearest, verifiable consequence of the evening.

• Final score: Rockets 105, Hornets 101.
• Rockets record after the game: 34-20.
• Hornets record after the game: 26-30.
• Margin of victory: four points — a close finish by any standard.
• Immediate takeaway: both teams' season totals changed and now stand at the updated records above.

What's easy to miss is that a single four-point result is both small in margin and definitive in the standings: the numbers listed above are now fixed parts of each team's season profile.

Game details and concise recap

The Rockets defeated the Hornets, 105-101. The Rockets improve to 34-20, while the Hornets fall to 26-30. Beyond the score and the records, the available facts are limited to the final result and the updated season totals for each team.

Key confirmations to watch in coming updates will be only numerical: whether those records remain unchanged in subsequent games and how future results alter the same columns. Recent updates indicate the 105-101 result is the defining entry for this matchup; details beyond the final score and the updated records have not been provided here.

For readers tracking season tallies, the practical effect is straightforward: the Rockets added a win to reach 34-20; the Hornets carry a 26-30 mark forward. The real test will be how both teams follow up in their next opportunities to change those totals.