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Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by coolweather, Oct 12, 2005.

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I think Yao will start the season fair to midlin'. Compared to average, he's just the kind of player who doesn't start the season off strong. I fully expect him to average over 20 ppg this year. He will have quite a few 30 pt games. By mid to late season, he's gonna be on a roll like we haven't seen. But I'm worried about him fouling too much. That is one of the things he MUST improve on.

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Well, Yao seems to be a lot more aggressive in the 2 games. A lot of the points are from FTs. That'll save him a lot of energy.

#22 czh, Oct 12, 2005
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yao is a monster. they should make an animated version of him and put him as a super kick ass villan on dragonball Z or something. or something better like Heat Guy J, make him a big bad ass 8 foot cyborg that rips off peoples heads and dunks them.

#23 bladeage, Oct 12, 2005
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A new Yao indeed, lighter. He now lost 10 lbs when he lost his 2 toe nails.

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