After a huge road win in Memphis, the Rockets came home Saturday night to dish out a clunker, falling 102-95 to a Philadelphia team that had won only 18 games on the year. The loss wasn't even the worst news -- Kyle Lowry left early in the third quarter after twisting his ankle fairly severely (similar to Chase Budinger earlier in the season) and Trevor Ariza left the game with a hip pointer. Aaron Brooks led the Rockets with 34 points. The good guys were down early, but they used a 17-0 second quarter run to go up by as much as 13 points. The injuries came after that and the second half was a completely different story as Philly outscored Houston 55-38 in the final two frames.

Friday's Road Win in Memphis:

• Story/Video: Dorsey shocks in homecoming
• Video: Budinger throws one down
• Video: Ariza slam off Hayes pick