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Steve's shoes

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Elie#17, Apr 2, 2004.

  1. Elie#17

    Elie#17 Contributing Member

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    What the HELL is wrong with his shoes; he's fallen slipped like.. 6 times this game.. constantly on the floor.. anytime i see someone hit the floor..it's steve.

    change the kicks.
     
  2. Davidoff

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    he does it about 3-4 times a game doing his crossover and about twice for no reason....
     
  3. AMS

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    its the sweat off of Ewwwings body...
     
  4. AGBee

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    It's not just this game, he has fallen a ridiculous number of times this year...
     
  5. wizkid83

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    He draws contact going to the hoop, while it's not a foul every time, he seems to hit the floor to lessen the impact (going with the motion of the ocean instead of against it) and to beg ref for the foul.
     
  6. DaDakota

    DaDakota If you want to know, just ask!

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    He hardly ever goes to the hoop anymore...he stops and tries to pop..but mostly fumbles.

    DD
     
  7. moonnumack

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    Plus every time Steve falls, there goes another timeout.
     
  8. Compgeek

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    It's not the shoes. I play pick-up BB myself (for 20 years). He's bending low to gain speed to drive past defenders. When you bend way forward until you start to fall, it actually overcomes some momentum of inertia to help you accelerate. This is like someone pushes you from the back to kick-start your run. A similar example is a 100-meter runner bending forward at the starting line ready to pop out. However SF3 seems to be doing a lousy job balancing himself or he just over-bent too much in the heat of the game.
     
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    I meant "moment of inertia", not "momentum of...". I don't want my Physics professor to kill me. :D
     
  10. amed

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    At least Steve's shoes were the reason why he was falling, what was Yao's excuse? Clumsy feet? Yao hits the floor at least four times per game, but why? Yao fell many more times than Steve. It was a physical game and players were hitting the floor all the time.
     
  11. SwoLy-D

    SwoLy-D Contributing Member

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    [​IMG] SHUT UP.

    Top runner for the ANT Award... [Another Needless Thread]
     
  12. HOOP-T

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    I think we need not worry about his shoes....since someone else will likely be filling them next year. Now, if they make the new PG slip.....then I think we need to act. :p
     
  13. Rocket River

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    I guess Calvin finally got it in his head

    Rocket River
     

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