Utah Jazz, founded in 1974, joined the NBA. It is a professional basketball team, belonging to Salt Lake City, Utah, USA, and part of the Northwest Division of the Western League of the American Men's Basketball Association (NBA).

Jazz was founded in New Orleans in 1974 and moved to Salt Lake City in 1979. After struggling for the first few years, Jazz became a regular playoff player in the 1980s. From 1983 to 2002, the winning rate in the regular season exceeded 50% every year, and it entered the playoffs for 19 years in a row. 1997 and 1998, the jazz reached the finals twice, but lost to Chicago Bulls both times. In the 2009-20 10 season, the Jazz reached the playoffs with the fifth place in the West.

Houston Rockets, founded in 1967 and joined the NBA in 1967-68 season, is a professional basketball team belonging to Houston, Texas, USA, and belongs to the southwest area of the American Men's Basketball Professional League (NBA) Western League.

The Rockets are a team with a tradition of center. From the early Moses Malone and Ralph Sampson to Hakim Olajuwon, as well as China's "Little Giant" center Yao Ming, who won the championship in the first round in 2002, and Dwight Howard, who moved here on 20 13, are all traditional centers in the NBA.

Rockets 1967 settled in San Diego, and after four dull seasons, 197 1 moved to Houston. The Rockets won the NBA championship in two seasons: 1993- 1994 and 1994- 1995.