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WHOA!! Hold up here....

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by rezdawg, Jul 2, 2002.

  1. micah1j

    micah1j Member

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    So where is Yao Ming's older brother or sister?
     
  2. Rocket River

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    I was wondering the same thing

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  3. windandsea

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    From what I know, Yao Ming is the only child in his family.
     
  4. ROXTXIA

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    So, it's a question of accomplishments in China, as far as who is considered "better."

    And being on the right team.

    And, probably, being older. Combine the three, toss in a bit of Asian deference, and there you have it.
     
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    Yao is taller and a better passer. Wang is more athletic and a better shooter. As a 5, Ming is probably better. Wang can be a decent 4. Both of them have some brain. I really like them both.

    I've visited two BBS sites of Dallas Mavs. None of them is even close to this BBS.

    As the two teams go, Mavs had a better record, but Rockets owns Mavs. Steve and Cuttio had so much fun playing the Mavs. I hope Ming will have equal amount of fun playing Bradley.
     
  6. HoRockets

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    Maybe the writer meant that they were without "one of its top player" and just worded it wrong. Anyways, it doesn't seem to be a big deal. I was more fascinated by the pics of the fine looking Chinese cheerleaders than the article itself.
     

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