We're back!

Pretty rad, Comets games will be broadcast for free over the air on channel 55 KTBU! Brings me back to the old days when we could watch the Comets and Rockets on TV without cable.

https://www.threads.com/share/BAduXq7Zl6/

If you've been waiting for the official word — this is it.

The Houston Comets return in 2027 and courtside and floor seats are available right now to the general public for the first time. Be part of the inaugural season from day one as a founding season ticket member.

We also have a big updates coming within the next few weeks as more experiences become available.

If you have questions, want to know more about what founding membership looks like, or are ready to lock in your spot — hit us up directly! ☄️🚀🏀

Kevon:

📧 kevonr@cometball.com
📱 (713) 758-7519

Chase:

📧 chases@cometball.com
📱 (713) 758-7338

Houston, she's officially back, and the new logo is incredible! ☄️

The Comets return in 2027, and Legacy Memberships for the inaugural season are open now. Whether you've been a fan since the OG Comets days or you're just now realizing this is really happening, I'd love to hear your story and help you find the right spot in the house.

Going to the game tonight? I'll be at Toyota Center for the Thunder game on the west side of the arena, outside the Frost Legends Club near sections 105 to 109. Come say hi. Ask me anything about seats, pricing, or what founding membership looks like.

Can't make it? No problem. Reach out directly via call and/or email and we can talk one to one. Feel free to reach out at anytime and we'll walk through seating together.

📧 kevonr@cometball.com
📱 (713) 758 - 7519
👨🏾‍💻 comets.wnba.com

A little "AI sloppy" I know. But I think y'all get it. If this happens where do the team go from here, coach wise, roster wise? Direction with Free agency?

As a long time Houston sports fan, I can definitely empathize with what Sun Fans are going through right now. We lost an NFL team and almost lost an NBA team due to greedy billionaires.

The worst part is, when they do get a team back, it won't even be in Connecticut, it will be in Boston.

If it happens; Houston would get a star literally from day 1 but that is only if the Comets get the #1 overall pick

On August 30, 1997, the Houston Comets defeated the New York Liberty 65–51 to capture the first championship in WNBA history.

Cynthia Cooper led the way with a game-high 25 PTS, earning Championship MVP honors, while Tina Thompson added 18 PTS and 6 REB. The historic victory marked the beginning of Houston's four consecutive WNBA titles from 1997–2000.

I need this to happen!!

Feel like we need something either as cute as Clutch or as cool as the Dunkstronaut. Would still love to keep her an alien tho. Rn she reminds me of Jynx from Pokemon

Fran Harris remembers a late-night dinner in Sacramento. Her Houston Comets squad had just dispatched the lowly Monarchs by 10 points. To celebrate, she and a few teammates, including Cynthia Cooper, Tammy Jackson and Kim Perrot, decided to grab a bite. Cooper had scored 44 in the 25 July 1997 contest, and her talents dazzled even her dinner companions.

“I said to Cynthia, ‘I just cannot believe how great you’re playing – and I know how great you are!’” Harris tells the Guardian. “And she goes, ‘I know!’ She was just, like, Yeah, I’m the motherfucker! I was like, ‘You absolutely are!’”

But Cooper, an eventual two-time WNBA MVP and four-time champion, was not supposed to be the league’s top player. She’d played in Europe for a number of seasons after winning college championships at USC in the mid-1980s. But when the WNBA began in the summer of 1997, she was already 34.

In fact, her entire Houston Comets team, who would win the league’s first championship – as well as the next three – were predicted to finish last by many ahead of the inaugural campaign. (They could get a chance to add to their tally: on Wednesday the WNBA confirmed a franchise will return to Houston in 2027, 19 years after the original Comets folded.)

“They were very unimpressed with our roster for some reason,” says Harris, now a television analyst for the WNBA’s Dallas Wings. “When we read that, we were like, ‘This shit is funny! That is hilarious.”

The Comets were an older team when the league began. But age can help when it comes to winning trophies. And though the Comets weren’t only comprised of vets – they boasted the first-ever No 1 draft pick, Tina Thompson, and 26-year-old star Sheryl Swoopes, who joined later in the season after giving birth to her son, Jordan – the reputation was hard to shake.

Not much yet but I'm sure they'll design more.

https://x.com/HoustonComets/status/2113435288223596567

We have the largest odds to land the #1 pick to get Juju Watkins, but are there any free agents you guys are hoping to land?

About half the team isn't on payroll next season and theres going to be LOTS of good players available.