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I thought the Lakers would stink for a few years after trading Shaq. But they have turned around more quickly than any others. It is not like they...
I love it. He has finally started to develope some mean streak. Next step will be elbow down some guards who want to mess with him.
That is like 18 wins in a season. That is worse than the worst of the NBA, LOL.
We are going to miss a lot of shots. We should out rebound them by big margin to have a chance.
I just found out in the last 2 losses, we have allowed opponent shooting 47%. That is way above our season average. Does TMAC have more impact on...
Well, you can either try to find players that can execute or try to find ways that the players can execute. We have tried the first approach in...
TMAC occupies 17M salary space. Our starters have a total of less than 25M salaray. This kind of squad are not going to win you many games in the NBA.
I agree. JVG should give Yao about 35 minutes no matter what. He has to trust others to pick up the slack in the rest 13 minutes. When Yao is...
That team was coached by Phil Jackson. Enough said.
Yao can't handle that many minutes. Somebody else has to step up.
Good job, Yao!
There are a lot of turnover machines on this team. Not just Yao.
Yao played 21 minutes in the first half. I am a little concerned.
It is myth to me why nobody in the rockets can shoot?
19-12 projected to 50 win season. 6 seed at best.
Philly will not do it. They are looking for rebuilding. I don't think we can get much in return for TMAC nowadays. We just have to live with it...
PJ must be training his players' mental toughness.
Nice effort. But will come up short in the end.
JVG's strategy is to contain the opponent to shoot under 40% to win. But against elite offense, that is not going to happen.
JVG is brain dead right now.
