• Print
  • Rockets Insider
  • Like us on Facebook
  • Follow us on Twitter


You do not have the correct version of the Flash Player Plugin. Click here to get it.

 

 

About the Owner

Leslie Alexander assumed ownership of the Houston Rockets on July 30, 1993, and – over the last 19 years – has devoted his efforts to making his teams champions both on the basketball court and in the community. Alexander’s dedication to winning has resulted in two NBA championships with the Rockets and four WNBA titles during his 10-year (1997-2006) operation of the Houston Comets, giving Houston its first major professional sports championships. Only three other NBA teams have posted more winning seasons than the Rockets (15) during Alexander’s tenure as owner. Additionally, Houston’s winning percentage (.557, 841-669) is the seventh best in the league over that same 19-season time frame. Off the court, the Rockets franchise has set the standard for community involvement.

Read more

Recent News

Leslie Wine

When Modest Wine Storage Will Not Do

LESLIE ALEXANDER, who owns the Houston Rockets of the National Basketball Association and spends half the year in Southampton, N.Y., hired a Hollywood set designer and spent $5 million to turn an old potato barn in nearby Bridgehampton into state-of-the-art wine storage with a lavish tasting room last summer. More »

Mr. Alexander takes job as fan seriously

Alexander, 68, sat calmly at courtside Thursday night sporting a casual look — a soft off-white sweater, blue jeans, and tennis shoes (no socks) — for his 19th home opener as Rockets owner. Though his in-game celebrations are generally limited to an occasional fist-pump, don't let the calm exterior fool you. More »

Man's Best Friend

Rockets owner Leslie Alexander has donated his time, money, and heart to the animal community for more than 35 years thanks to a powerful bond that began during childhood.

Reaching Out And Giving Back

Rockets owner Leslie Alexander, a huge advocate for animal rights, hosted a benefit for the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center.

 

 

 

 

Learn about Clutch City Foundation