WOW That's as brutal as I've ever seen. Ridiculous. Scheduling Gods must really hate Houston.
ESPN has boards? What, are you pulling wit duty in multiple houses?
Wait, you're the same Amarelooms posting up outside highway rest stops aren't you?
WOW That's as brutal as I've ever seen. Ridiculous. Scheduling Gods must really hate Houston.
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yeah we get to find out what kind of team we really have down here in houston after march. they have finally stopped playing down to the level of weaker compe ion so a 16 game winning streak before we get to dallas isn't unreasonable. it's nice actually seeing a rockets team that looks like it enjoys beating up teams and doesn't puss out when challenged.
now we just need to get yao healthy from his mild ankle sprain before the monster march. a member of clutchfans who posts infrequently but has reliable info said yao had a MRI earlier today, so obviously the ankle is still bothering him. it would be nice if we could sit him down for these next 2 before denver but i doubt that will happen.
yeesh, that's an incredibly brutal March schedule. I'd be happy to get through that stretch winning half the games. If we go 70-80 percent I'd be estatic.
Classic response.
+1
Given the way the Rockets manhandled the Hornets in New Orleans recently, I think this team is making it a point to exorcise their past demons and take it to their old nemeses. Just like Dallas, New Orleans was one team that has always seemed to have the Rockets' number over the past few years (especially since they got Chris Paul). And with more favorable matchups across the board, there's little reason to believe they can't win at least 6-7 of those games. They almost beat the Celtics without McGrady earlier, and Phoenix is now a much easier matchup. Probably the only team on there that could really give them trouble is LA.
wait, you found someone to cover Dirk? Or you think Skip To My Lou is improved to the level that he can handle Kidd?
The Rockets have always been pretty good at defending Dirk. And Jason Kidd, like many others have pointed out, has not had any kind of success against the Rockets over the past few years. On the other hand, the Mavericks now have matchup problems to deal with: when Dampier fouls out, who's going to guard Yao? How is that depleted frontline going to keep the Rockets power forwards off the offensive glass?
With Yao Ming out for the rest of the season ?
Rating done !!!
Game over.
My poor, poor Rockets.
Yeah that's too bad. What a way to ruin a season.
We are signing Magloire by the end of the day. But Yao will get his, as will t-mac. Dirk, besides the 05 series where he played on the block for the first time, always plays well against you. So does Josh really. But Terry is the one that you can't matchup with. He is faster than anyone you have on the roster, and with Kidd he is much better. Plus Kidd looks great when he has teammates that give a about the game, unlike some other dude cough*VC*cough.
it's true.
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oh , hadn't see the Yao news. I feel really bad, honestly. I really like Yao, he seems like a great guy. And these injuries are piling up now, with his big body they will be tougher and tougher to avoid. Denver just got a free pass to the playoffs.
[QUOTE=robbie380]yeah we get to find out what kind of team we really have down here in houston after march. they have finally stopped playing down to the level of weaker compe ion so a 16 game winning streak before we get to dallas isn't unreasonable. it's nice actually seeing a rockets team that looks like it enjoys beating up teams and doesn't puss out when challenged.
now we just need to get yao healthy from his mild ankle sprain before the monster march. a member of clutchfans who posts infrequently but has reliable info said yao had a MRI earlier today, so obviously the ankle is still bothering him. it would be nice if we could sit him down for these next 2 before denver but i doubt that will happen.[/QUOTE]
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Not gonna happen.
You get to sit him down a lot longer than 2 weeks.
Now the question becomes: Can the Rockets even win a game in March?
Yao is out for 4 weeks minimum. More likely he is out for 5-6 months and possibly longer if China insists on playing him in the Olympics.
Sad about Yao = after Duncan my favorite big of all = although K.Thomas might win a place in my heart this playoff run.
The REAL poer poll
1-Spurs (they the champs)
2-Celts
3-Detroit
4-Lakers
5-MAVS
They are the only ones with legit shot at a le CAVs though are a wildcard with Lebron ...
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