25.4 pts 7.3 rebs 6.1 asts 1.8 stls 1.4 blks Nest year, Tmac is gona become an all-around player and carry the Rockets to new heights. Yao is also going to continue to improve. Houston's future is looking very bright people.
I think this season Tracy will be the Go - to - guy. i dont think Yao is quiet ready to consitantly be the man in the 4th Yet. he'll have a huge scoring year. 29.6 pts 7.6 rebs 7 asts 2.1 st 1.3 blk
Using my amazing prophetic device known as simulating ESPN Basketball, T-Mac will average around 26-27 ppg, 7-8 RPG, 6 APG and shoot 46-47% FG. Also, Jim Jackson will shoot 100% for 3p, although only him and T-Mac will be the only Rockets to shoot better than 0% from 3, with T-Mac shooting 23%. Of course, I have Lue starting with Gaines and Wilks backing him up and a backup center for Yao that is so bad so that I would get the worst possible results for the Rockets. Hopefully, they can do better than the lineup I have. I think I am lucky since I have this amazing device that can fortell the future under certain circumstances. Feel free to ask me how other NBA situations may occur, although I will not answer those questions...just because.
Who we are getting as the starting PG is going to affect his #s, IMO. It will affect the # of fast breaks we will run (easy points & better FG% for TMac). If we don't get a nice backup for Yao, TMac will also need to work harder on the boards. My prediction, we'll get a very avg PG, Damon Jones. A lack luster C for backup. Pts 24.7 (slow down offense and need to share his shots) Reb 7.2 (need to rebound more) Ast 5.4 (will be a bit higher if he can be a good entry passer) Stl 1.7 (his # will be higher at early stage but JVG will ask him not to gamble so much) Blk 1.2 (mainly from help out defense) FG 42.3% (I don't think last year was an apparition, he needs to adjust to the zone. He will also be a bit tired from playing defense.) FT 76.5% (playing tough defense will hurt him here) 3pt 36.8% (he will put up more) Min 41.2 (I think JVG will ask alot from him)
