At that time, the rocket was founded not in Houston but in San Diego. At that time, the owner of the rocket took the form of public voting to solicit the opinions of local fans. After voting, San Diego was dubbed "the city in motion" because the aviation industry in San Diego is increasingly developed. Finally, the fans voted to take the name "Rocket".

The whole team emblem uses a unique font to highlight the special theme, all of which are embodied in letters, with a carefully processed "R" in the middle, like a slowly rising rocket. On the left is the word "Houston" and on the right is "rocket", both of which are red.

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Mascot: Key Bear

Since 1995 first appeared in the league, it has become the most famous mascot in the NBA. Using satire and practical jokes, Key Bear pushed practical jokes in NBA games to a climax. In February 2005, Key Bear became the best mascot in the NBA for the fifth time. He is the number one fan of the Rockets, and he will hear cheers in every home game.

Whether it is his impromptu performance, mobilizing the enthusiasm of the audience, dancing, distributing various souvenirs and so on. It always brings joy. There are 200-300 performances here every year. From June, 5438 to February, 2003, Key Bear was awarded as the best mascot of all sports industries by a sports media for its creativity, efforts and contributions.

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