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One more mountain for Yao to climb

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by theWIGMAN, Mar 9, 2004.

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Originally posted by daoshi
I guess I should have put a , or at the end, but I thought posters know better than that. You muct be a newbie here
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Your statement broke my heart. so I didn't bother to check your name

#41 birat, Mar 9, 2004

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I think it all comes down to the zone. How much "better" would Yao be if it was still man to man?

#42 MR. MEOWGI, Mar 9, 2004
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Originally posted by MR. MEOWGI
I think it all comes down to the zone. How much "better" would Yao be if it was still man to man?
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Offensively ... yao would be unstoppable man to man. the guy would put up 40 per game and his shooting percentage would be well over 60% .... and he'd only have to play about 35 min per game to do it, too.

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Originally posted by choujie
I didn't argue that Hakeem was a lot better but "Yao doesn't have 1/4will, determination and desire that Olajuwon had". That shows how biased the guy is.
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I think he has actually used a ruler to measure it.

#44 RocketForever, Mar 9, 2004

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