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Howard was going to be disengaged even if Harden wasnt there because no one can pass him the ball.
I wasn't a fan of McHale when he was hired and that proved itself out. Morey, for the genius he was supposed to be, could have done much better. He could have even tried something like John Calipari or Rick Pitino, who failed because they took over bad organizations (the Nets and Celtics at the time) in their first NBA stint.
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Howard was going to be disengaged even if Harden wasnt there because no one can pass him the ball.
No need to do that. We arent overrun by slores and fat s with a minimum of 3 baby strollers like at Northstar mall.
http://www.mensfitness.com/weight-lo...ies-in-america
FATTEST CITY: HOUSTON
We’ll spare you the predictable Texas-size jokes, but one thing Houston seems to maintain— and expand yearly—is the cir ference of its collective paunch. Fine, we threw one in anyway, but it couldn’t be helped, because, according to the CDC, a whopping 34% of H-Town residents are overweight. In previous surveys we’d claimed Houston was on the upswing in the weight-loss department, but there’s evidently been a bit of a regression since we last checked in. It could be the heat. Houston typically suffers through a hundred or more days each year with temperatures in excess of 90Åã, combined with relative humidity that rivals Manila’s. The city’s average commute—27.5 minutes, primarily by car since Houston lacks a comprehensive mass-transit system—also plays a major role in keeping Houstonians seated and sedentary. “It’s just not a place that’s conducive to getting out and doing stuff,” says longtime resident Kent Martin, a compe ive runner and MMA coach, “and that’s because of the humidity. It’s brutal here in the summer.”
Plus you guys took in half of the Ninth Ward after Katrina.
Lakerfan worrying about how to fix the Rockets? Worry about your own ty team.
I'm hearing Oladipo, Gordon and picks for Harden too.
Good trade, both dudes with level heads and not mental midgets.
very simple, tank for 6-7 years and draft well.
You know San Antonio suffers from the same issues. Even you guys among yourselves poke fun at the girth and unattractiveness of San Antonio women.
we set for real homie, whiteside, ingram or simmons will take us to that levelLakerfan worrying about how to fix the Rockets? Worry about your own ty team.so sit yo butt down and watch how real teams do it.
fifywe set for rear homie, whiteside, ingram or simmons wirr take us to that rever
Just saying he has no room, Houston is full of fat es too.
That's a joke a complete joke. How do you think our management ended up with Oladipo and Gordon? Competence.
damn u racist as ...smh
It's with a K
so for you it would be
Kraw
Um. San Antonio is number 8 in the country. Houston not even in the top 20.
https://wallethub.com/edu/fattest-ci...america/10532/
why don't all of you go off then.
You alright dude?
Are you talking about his 2nd season coaching the T Wolves? They won less games both before and after he coached that one year. The team was bad. He had a .613 record his first season coaching them (when they were decent). In fact they only won 15 games the year after he left. Also team was 4-15 before he coached that season, 20-63 when he coached. Not great, but better + the team was not doing well anyway tbh.
It's not a joke. Harden remains in the upper tier. For all we know, this is simply is a down season for him. He's still an elite scorer even without the absurd amount of free throws.
From what i hear, in pre camp the demeanor of the whole team was a carefree type of at ude. The culture must change and the new coach must have SOME power.
not much man, lost count of the cuts down my arms from the rockets
referenceYou alright dude?
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