Trading yao out to acquire some real decent players is optimum scenario for the interests of both of YAO and Houston. As what we observed from substitution of this game, it proved nothing but that adelman just did not think Yao was the key factor for the W. Yao was on the court for the first part of last quarter and then substituted by someone which turned out that gasol fu@k everyone up who matched up with him. I donot know what you guys think about it. As for me, I just have no faith in the combo of Yao and coach adelman. But I also can not judge adelman is not a good coach with the high wining percentage during his coaching career. He just does fit in yao each other. The way of his coaching has no way to maximize yao's game. At this point, I am on the same page with some of you guys who say adelman just offers too much freedom to our guards as well as ron at the offensive end. The problem is ,regardless of whether you agree with me or not, this team was built around yao from the very beginning. However, the way they are utilizing yao does not seems like that. Most importantly, I am not talking about W or L here for this specific one game. The trend just seems like the way I observed from game plan of adelman. The type of players adelman adores are brooks, ron, and wafer etc but yao, battier and scola. Seriously, let's just deal with the fact. Houston will never ever trade yao because of his identity of money cow . So hopefully yao would figure out his path in this smoggy situation. The worst case is yao would be traded to several teams if he does not satisfied with team Houston trades him to and does not sign with that team. The good news is his contract is expiring soon, he is able to choose the team himself by then. Furthermore, I do not think yao needs to earn his bucks from contract. what he needs to do ,if he is willing to,for the compensation of not signing with a maximum contract is to have several commercials in his spare time. The only thing he might lose may be YAO RESTAURANT. Of course, I mainly consider this matter based on the most beneficial scenario for yao because I am the one who are called *** by someone . Besides I also think this is not bad case for Houston as well. You know, it is kinda dilemma for some of you guys. Yao boasts good offensive skills and above average touch, however, his defenses is not as good due to limitation of his size or whatever. And he is getting older and older and older...(exponentially growing ) I just speak out my instant opinion upon watching such disappointing loss. In addition, I donot think it is a knee jerk reaction. Okay then, it is the time to flame me!!!
I also hope daryl will act like a man and say no for one time to the cheap les who is simply a lover of yao and the money yao brings him, that the rockets don't need yao as a player.
well, you are pretty polite I do not wanna offend someone. just express my perspective. so calm down man
I do think a discussion about whether Yao and Adelman are a good fit is a worthy one. That doesn't necessarily mean either of them aren't good at what they do.
So your reaction after we were kicked hard in LA was that Yao should opt out? And you do realize this is cluctfans not yaomanaic.com
The OP is an idiot. But you are even more an idiot than he is. I hear you ate too much fece when you grew up and that's why you are so idiotic. Now crawl to the toilet to eat more fece instead of keep littering this forum with your fece posts.
You are the one who should act like a man and stop using so many different alias to pollute this forum.
Let me set this straight... I have spoken with Tad Brown aka the C.E.O of the Houston Rockets last week at Children's Memorial Hermann Hospital during the Chuck Hayes event with the kids and they said they are looking to resign Yao for many years to come but he didnt say anything about resigning Tmac. Yao is staying for sure no matter what you think..
The team with a decent guard will be perfect fit for yao.(well, maybe the word "perfect" is too strong, but at the very least, it would be much better situation than being along with little man, you know whom I am talking about, right? or just ringing rafer right away ) A good guard is very very very damn important piece for the puzzle nowadays in the league who is controlling the floor and taking care of business.
It's way too early to talk about it now. He will stay in town at least for the next season, and nobody knows what Morey will do for the team in the coming offseason. Maybe, you would find Wade in Toyota Center on the media day before the training camp in October, never seeing McGrady and Artest in the locker room again.
In this case, why not trade our little no brain AB for a real PG? I saw so many times that YAO is open or in a good position and AB just charges to the basket with three guys on him. Aldelman should just bench him right after that.
