Ever watch an exciting, hard-fought, back-and-forth basketball game and wish it wouldn\u2019t end? If you felt that way about the Portland Trail Blazers game versus the Houston Rockets on Wednesday, you\u2019ll get the next best thing tonight as the two teams square off in a rematch.<\/p>\n
The Blazers claimed the narrowest of victories Wednesday night when replays confirmed that the tip-in by Houston\u2019s Tari Eason came a fraction of a second after time expired. For more on that game, check out Dave Deckard\u2019s post-game recap<\/a> and Conor Bergin\u2019s report from press row<\/a>.<\/p>\n With the 103-102 win on Wednesday, the Blazers have won six of their past seven games and currently hold the NBA\u2019s longest winning streak at four in a row. They are one of only three teams, along with the Timberwolves and Raptors, that have yet to lose in 2026.<\/p>\n Can they continue their winning ways against a Houston team that was milliseconds away from completing their late-game comeback? Let\u2019s take a closer look at what to expect in tonight\u2019s rematch.<\/p>\n Portland Trail Blazers (18-20) vs. Houston Rockets (22-12) – Fri. Jan. 9th – 7:00pm Pacific<\/p>\n How to watch via antenna or cable: See your options on the Rip City Television Network.<\/p>\n How to watch via streaming: BlazerVision in Oregon and Washington; League Pass everywhere else<\/p>\n How to listen: Rip City Radio 620AM<\/p>\n Trail Blazers Injuries: Kris Murray, Jerami Grant, Scoot Henderson, Damian Lillard, Matisse Thybulle, Blake Wesley (Out); Jrue Holiday (Doubtful)<\/p>\n Rockets Injuries: Alperen Sengun, Fred Vanvleet, Isaiah Crawford (Out).<\/p>\n