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What is wrong with Steves leg?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by Yetti, Feb 19, 2003.

  1. Yetti

    Yetti Member

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    Last night Steve Francis was only about half the player he normally is! Why and how long will this condition last? It wasnt all the defence, he just was slow and his shot poor, his assists were poor and his approach to the game gave one the impression that he was injured or ill!
     
  2. Baqui99

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    I don't know, but it doesn't look to be too serious. Anyways, Kobe only needed one good leg to beat us last night.
     
  3. grummett

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    Is the leg condtion you're talking about the one when he skips while dribbling and his team down by double digits and he's 1-10 from the field?
     
  4. rrj_gamz

    rrj_gamz Member

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    You got that right...

    I think its called "SteviedribbletomuchItis" and I've seen also seen an acute form of "StevieNoGivaYaotheDamnballEnougha"...

    :D
     
  5. Oski2005

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    I agree that the skipping was stupid, but these complaints about him dribbling too much are stupid. So no bringing the ball upcourt is too much dribbling? And Yao had the most shot attempts and touches last night, so I don't want to hear about him being denied.
     
  6. Oski2005

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    I agree that the skipping was stupid, but these complaints about him dribbling too much are stupid. So now bringing the ball upcourt is too much dribbling? What should he do, pass it from the base line on the opposite side to Yao accross the court? And Yao had the most shot attempts and touches last night, so I don't want to hear about him being denied.
     
  7. dreday

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    I actually think that was crap. Kobe was only limping when he was on D not when he was jacking shots all over the court. If your hurt fine, but don't suck it up on one side and make it look like your in a world of pain on the other...
     
  8. pgabriel

    pgabriel Educated Negro

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    Yea, Yao never got the ball last night,


    another case of Mad Yao disease, I think this forum should be quarantined:rolleyes:
     

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