Think back to last season (heck, past seasonS) and the matchups at PG, especially within the Western Conference. Now look at our PGs. We basically have the same injury-prone and declining starter and re-signed an aging journeyman PG from a few years ago. SMH...
It's good to have consistency on a roster full of inconsistent players. We really could use a few more players like Pablo that play the right away. Instead Morey likes players with freak wingspans and whatnot.
This is the worst signing in Rockets history. Wake the f#%^* up Houston. He is basically 40 years old and will get taken to town by the much younger pgs. We passed up on Canaan for this. Morey really really really sucks! This an embarressment. We are seeing our peoud franchise go down in flames and everybody on this board is cheering such a wonderful move.
Rockets really missed Prigioni last season. Good signing, high character guy, smart, team guy, the kind of players than Rockets desperately missed and needed in the locker room. As a player, he's still a best defender than most of PGs available, can make de three, can push the tempo, good passer, high IQ. These players, help you at winning, numbers aside.
Sarcasm? I hope so, you're burning down Toyota center because of the third string point guard? Pablo is a great locker room guy and a leader. He knows and can run the system that D'Antoni employs. He'll be the player-coach Terry was supposed to be
Prigioni, defender? Really? At 40 at PG when he was already slow at 30? I'm afraid it'll turn out Jason Terry. Kept a year to long.
This is a real meaningless move if we ae competing against any elite point guard. It does make PB by default a starter. Maybe the Houston front office sees something in him that I don't. He's cheap, but to me Patrick plays exactly like a back up point guard. Signing Pablo could be a good move, he could be a backup point for sure. If he was backing up Mike Conley the complaints would likely be less. The best case scenario IMO is that James Harden and Gar Payton II learns how play the point guard position from him. I understand that Houston has never really valued the point position since the Olajuwon days, but this getting ridiculous. The franchise refuses to invest any money into this position. In todays game it's becoming a big flaw in the decision making by the Houston front office. For reference for some reason with the decisions the Rockets are making to this point not so much the Ryan Anderson and Erik Gordon signings, but passing on players like Jarret Jack, Trey Burke all cheap players with talent and in Burkes case who is young reminds me of picking Bryce Drew and Mirsad Turkcan over Rashard Lewis. Old fashion thinking and lack of adaptability will slowly kill this team.
Relax folks. It will be OK - thanks to the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 all NBA basketball courts have been made wheelchair accessible so 39 year old Prigioni has the potential to be one of the fastest Rockets players on the court.
LMAO! you must not be a long-time Rockets fan. Kelvin Cato, Moochie Norris, Mo Taylor, Matt Maloney .... just to name a few that were worse. And a 2 year deal, likely a vet minimum, should hardly be considered "the worst signing in history".
I like Prigioni, but I'd like this signing a hell of a lot more if he was the team's third point guard and the 10th guy in the rotation. I like this a hell of a lot less if he's the primary PG backup behind Beverley and he's expected to play 10-15 minutes a night, plus take over the starter minutes if Beverley gets hurt. I'm still holding out hope that the Rockets make a trade to upgrade the position, but I'm starting to think this is the roster they're going into the season with, and the lack of depth at PG and SF scares me quite a bit.
