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Bitter End - Bright Future

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by NewYorker, May 7, 2005.

  1. chinese

    chinese Member

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    Yes, I miss him.
     
  2. ooliverb1

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    2 things have to happen before that:

    Yao reduces his fouls greatly.
    Yao reduces his turn-over, espeically the easy catch during P-R with tmac.

    Both are easy to say on the paper, but extremely difficult for Yao...
    especially if new trend of the league is Run and Gun.
     
  3. NewYorker

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    They only thing that needs to happen is to get a tall, athletic guard who can pentrate and hit a jumper to shore up the perimeter and alleviate the pressure on T-mac and a quick power forward that isn't 40 some years old and can chip in 13 points/8rebs a game.

    Yeah, Yao could be better, but let's face it, there are bigger problems and easier solutions right now then to worry too much about Yao.

     

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