Philadelphia 76ers vs Houston Rockets score final 65-90 — Jul 14, 2026 | Score, box score & stats

Philadelphia enters as the clear favorite, posting a perfect 2-0 Summer League record with 100.5 PPG while holding opponents to just 93 PPG. Tyrese Maxey has been a revelation at 24.3 PPG with strong playmaking, and the 76ers' defensive discipline has been evident in back-to-back double-digit wins. Houston, meanwhile, sits at 1-1 after a disappointing 13-point loss to Toronto despite a win over Denver. B. Thornton's 22 PPG has provided scoring punch, but the Rockets have been outscored by opponents and lack the consistent execution the 76ers are showing. The head-to-head history slightly favors Houston (113-102 in April), but this is Summer League play where team cohesion, player availability, and coaching rotations differ vastly from regular season. Philadelphia's pace advantage and superior ball movement should exploit Houston's defensive lapses. Sengun's inside presence remains Houston's best asset, but the 76ers' depth at multiple positions and Maxey's penetration ability give them a clear path to victory. Home court at the Thomas & Mack Center is typically neutral in Summer League, and the Rockets cannot rely on it here. The 76ers' 100.5 PPG average combined with Houston's 94 PPG defensive performance suggests a mid-90s total on both sides. Philadelphia's consistency and two-way excellence should prevail in a controlled, relatively low-scoring Summer League contest. Look for the 76ers to win comfortably, 103-94.