The Rockets were destroying the Bucks with Shane scoring 2 points in the first 3 qtrs. Him not scoring didn't cause the 4th qtr problems, the overall 4th qtr defense (and hot shooting from the Bucks) seems to be. The Rockets, however, does need him (and everyone else) to take shots when open, and hopefully make enough of them. Anyhow... always good to win on the road on the back end of a back-to-back, no matter how ugly. I'm sure there's plenty of fodder for the film session...hopefully they improve from this and win future games without giving the fans a heart attack.
You suck. why don't you say something like this when Tracy shoots 10-24 or even less. you should be traded, Oh, wait... nobody wants you.
Guys, Take it easy on Yao. His conditioning is just not there yet, and we're playing the fourth game in five nights, which would kill any player, let alone a mammoth the size of Yao. He will come around, he just looked dead tired and that's why he missed those shots in the 4th. No biggie, T-Mac carried the slack, and other nights Yao will have to do the same, or may be someone else. It's the nature of an 82 game marathon...
I kept saying tracy is a slow starter and it will take him sometime to get going. those people who stupiditly called tracy washedup are looking really bright now?...
It wasn't an unreasonable post. I too think Yao needs to aim for some bank shots when he is not shooting along the baseline. The good news is he got 4 assists and only 1 TO tonight.
JVG needs to play VSpan and Novak. When are these guys going to get the game experience that they need??
The fairweather fans need to get there act together. same guys who are now on the back on the tracy bandwagon, were calling him washedup earlier. now same guys who were praising yao, are now bashing him. stick with the team through thick and thin.
Kind of Good point. I was wodnering why he didnt put Novak in when we were up by ALOT. Once the game got close, there was no way JVG would put NOVAK in. But yeah Novak's defense would have been a liability.
