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6 technicals, a Mike Brown ejection, and a Rox win 95-85.....Go ahead and do ya dance Bron
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LeBron lights dance fever
The Rockets' Chuck Hayes agreed with Bulls center Joakim Noah's complaints that LeBron James' on-court dancing exhibition last week was inappropriate. He also had an idea about how to handle it.
“Yeah (it was wrong), but if Joakim Noah and the Bulls have a problem with it, beat him, he won't dance,” Hayes said. “I notice that the Cavs, they do all their sideline acts in the game when they're up big. When it's a close game, they don't do that. Make them respect you and they won't do it.
“To showboat another professional, it's disrespectful. If you feel disrespected, do something about it within the game, nothing dirty. Eventually, all the dancing and acting will stop. They only do it when they're up big.”
Shane Battier, however, had another theory about why James danced.
“Dancing With The Stars is quite the platform to launch a career,” Battier said. “Maybe, he's trying to launch a career. LeBron's a smart businessman. I wouldn't put anything past him.”
Way to wake up the Rockets Chuck!!! LMAO CAVS and the Lebron crabwalk
good win houston.. although the cavs are pissed and are going to lay the beat down on portland now haha
missed the game but the box score looks ugly.....20 turnovers? wtf? Goog job Rockets you guys will probably win the west and make it to the Finals
Quit being sarcastic...we're an 7/8th seed at best in the West, the Cavs just suck donkey .
Given that Hayes outplayed Shaq, you guys did not deserve to win. 6 Techs? LOL
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/va...63735/index.htm
"When Yao Ming underwent season-ending foot surgery last summer, the Rockets seemed doomed to the lottery, having lost their most reliable scorer and interior defender. Yet with forwards Luis Scola and Carl Landry producing in the low post, and point guard Aaron Brooks and forward Trevor Ariza firing from the perimeter, Houston was averaging 101.9 points through Sunday, 10th in the league. Then, to replace Yao's defense, the Rockets turned to a center a full foot shorter, who has kept them elevated in the standings (11-9 at week's end) and in the chase for a playoff spot.
At 6'6" and 267 pounds Chuck Hayes has learned to compensate for his shortcomings. When he signed in January 2006, Houston's coaches gave the undrafted free agent a DVD of Anthony Mason defending Hakeem Olajuwon in the 1994 NBA Finals and suggested he model himself after the 6'7", 250-pound Knicks forward. "We thought he could do some of the same things in terms of stripping the ball when it's exposed, poking at it and making guys react to him," says then Rockets assistant Tom Thibodeau, who is now with the Celtics. Hayes eyeballed the DVD for weeks and has since made a habit of film study. Before a Nov. 2 game against the Jazz, Hayes saw that Carlos Boozer preferred to go left when he faced up. All game Hayes forced him right, holding the All-Star to seven points on 1-of-6 shooting.
Hayes, the Rockets' strongest player (including Yao), uses his sturdy base to move taller opponents out of the paint. "If they make a turnaround [on me]," says Hayes, "they deserve it." In two games against the Lakers this season Hayes played 7-foot, 285-pound Andrew Bynum so well that Phil Jackson abandoned post-ups because, as the coach put it, Hayes was "rooted to the ground."
Hayes's muscle is complemented by quickness. His coach at Kentucky, Tubby Smith, notes that for four seasons Hayes led the Wildcats in deflections, a stat usually dominated by guards. It's a reason he's among the best at defending the pick-and-roll, a play Yao struggled with. Says the Lakers' Ron Artest, "You're not going to get around him, you're not going to outquick him and you're definitely not going to outsmart him."
Hayes's offense is a work in progress—he was averaging 5.4 points through Sunday—but he grabs a team-leading 2.8 offensive rebounds per game and sets wall-like screens. And even in small doses he can make a big difference. After sitting for most of the fourth quarter last Thursday at Golden State, Hayes checked in with 2.1 seconds left and Houston clinging to a two-point lead. When the Warriors set a pick for Monta Ellis, Hayes switched out and forced the speedy guard into a game-clinching travel. "With Chuck, we're looking for a defensive impact," says Houston G.M. Daryl Morey. "And he's making it."
Last edited by Indazone; 12-10-2009 at 10:32 AM.
yeah good thing the playoffs don't start for another 5 monthsQuit being sarcastic...we're an 7/8th seed at best in the West, the Cavs just suck donkey .
The Cavs actually looked better without Mike Brown
Rockets play hard, and are a solid team.
Mo!!!! FTW!!!
Hayes is a defensive beast. dude would be the most sought after big man if he was 3-4 inches taller.
gj Houston!
LMAO u fools are congratulating Houston like its a Finals game or something.
LOL at your team being full of whiney vaginas
LMAO whos whining???
LOL at Mutombo on a cane.
I guess you couldn't take off your homer glasses, it was pretty clear LeBron did most of it, along with Mikey Brown Delonte West and company....and 6 technicals?
Shhh....Bynum might hear you
Take it easy on TD, he didn't say anything for the game or for a while for that matter.
Good win boys
I can't believe teams still haven't been able to punish the Rockets for putting a 6'6 "Center" on the floor.
Chuck Hayes is one of those once every few decade anomalies. He looks good on defense and holds his own against 7 footers. But on offense, he's totally goofy looking.
I STILL get a kick out of his free throws...jr high kids have better looking free throws. And WTF aren't any teams doing Hack-a-Hayes?
Only if Howard quits cryin'.Shhh....Bynum might hear you
lol, he never quits on a play, and thats why he is a fan favorite....Met him once, pretty cool dudeI can't believe teams still haven't been able to punish the Rockets for putting a 6'6 "Center" on the floor.
Chuck Hayes is one of those once every few decade anomalies. He looks good on defense and holds his own against 7 footers. But on offense, he's totally goofy looking.
I STILL get a kick out of his free throws...jr high kids have better looking free throws. And WTF aren't any teams doing Hack-a-Hayes?
lol
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