CLUTCH

New officially licensed, limited-edition Knucklehead Bobbleheads of Houston Rockets mascot Clutch, Houston Texans mascot Toro, and Houston Dynamo mascot Dynamo Diesel are being released Friday.

Houston Rockets’ mascot “Clutch the Bear” is adding to the team’s trophy case.

End of a decade: Photos capture 10 years of Houston momentsApril 14, 2010: Houston Rockets center Yao Ming (11) gets hit by a shirt thrown by Clutch the mascot as he passes out gifts to fans during the Red Nation Appreciation Night after the Houston Rockets vs the New Orleans Hornets NBA basketball game at the Toyota Center in Houston. The Rockets lost the game 115-123. less April 14, 2010: Houston Rockets center Yao Ming (11) gets hit by a shirt thrown by Clutch the mascot as he passes out gifts to fans during the Red Nation Appreciation Night after the Houston Rockets vs the New ... more Photo: Michael Paulsen, Houston Chronicle Photo: Michael Paulsen, Houston Chronicle Image 1 of / 59 Caption Close End of a decade: Photos capture 10 years of Houston moments 1 / 59 Back to GalleryOver the last 10 years Houstons had some wins, and Houstons had some losses. All of which were captured by Houston Chronicle photographers, who have spent the last decade helping capture Houstons moments youll remember. From victories on the field to tragedy in the streets, these are the memorable moments of Houstons last decade. Jay R. Jordan covers breaking news in the Houston area.

A Tencent reporter is seen with the Houston Rockets mascot, Clutch, before Game Six of the Western Conference Semifinals against the San Antonio Spurs during the 2017 NBA Playoffs on May 11, 2017 at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas. Nearly all of the National Basketball Association's Chinese partners have publicly announced that they are ending or suspending their relationships with the league. Out of the 25 official partners listed on the NBA China website, 13 are Chinese businesses. So far, 11 of those companies have distanced themselves from the league amid escalating tensions between China and the NBA. The remaining two Chinese partners are joint venture brands that have not issued any statements yet.