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This is exactly the type of atmosphere Dwight needed. A team filled with guys who are laid back off the court, but fierce competitors on the court. If Harden can develop a killer instinct, the team can go far. He needs to work on closing this year. NO NOT RUDY GAY NOT THAT GUY.
dwights got nothing on hakeem he cant even hold the dreams jock strap we just need 17 pts, 13 rebs from him the league and media are making him come across liek the 2nd coming of dream. crazy
He can play Defense like Dream, that's actually what I want him to do. Making baseline spin moves and dream shakes are fantasy. If Dwight plays D like we know he can, the sky's the limit
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I was at Wal-Mart the other day and saw on the newspaper rack a USA Today special edition newspaper with the words "Houston Rockets" on the front cover. It was an NBA preview; and yet half of the thing was devoted to the Rockets! It cost $5 but I bought it anyway.
http://blogs.houstonpress.com/hairballs/2013/10/sports_illustrated_cover_boys.php Sports Illustrated Cover Boys: The Rockets' Dwight Howard, Kevin McHale & Hakeem Olajuwon Seems like the Houston Press wasn't the only media outlet to find the Houston Rockets cover-worthy this season. For its October 28 NBA Preview double edition, Sports Illustrated chose to focus on Dwight Howard and his place with the Houston Rockets for its cover story. Entitled: The Post Man Rings Twice, the lead in to the article by Lee Jenkins goes on to say "Dwight Howard's inside game is built on power and little else. That could change under the tutelage of the most balletic pair of old-school big men the game has ever seen: Hakeem Olajuwon and Kevin McHale. Starting with the training Olajuwon has been doing at his ranch in Simonton, the story tells how Olajuwon has been teaching his skills to selected students. While in San Antonio to watch his daughter play basketball in the Women's Final Four, Olajuwon ran into a woman who told him she wanted him to train her son. That, of course, was Dwight Howard's mother. McHale, while calling Howard "the best big guy in the NBA" says he and Olajuwon (who has since joined the Rockets as an assistant at Howard's request) are trying to give Howard "a couple more tools" to take him to even higher levels. So we advise you to check out the story to see the high hopes everyone, not just Houston, has for this latest version of the Houston Rockets.
