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Thoughts about the Artest-Ariza swapout external link

So Ron Artest is gone and Trevor Ariza is coming to Houston. I’m okay with that. Ariza reminds me of a more athletic Robert Horry, and we all know how he helped the Rockets win a couple of rings. Both have shown they can hit big shots in the clutch, something the Rockets have [...]
12 hours ago |  from Yaomania (Feedburner)

 

Yao Ming will wait week before surgery decision external link

Houston Rockets All-Star center Yao Ming will have to wait up to a week before he knows whether he will need surgery on his broken left foot.
23 hours ago |  from Miami Herald

 

Rockets mum as Yao's career hangs in balance external link

A Houston Rockets team spokesman said Tuesday that nothing was definitive and that Yao and his representatives were seeking other medical opinions this week.
Tue, Jun 30 |  from CBSSports.com

 

Rockets still mum on Yao news external link

On the eve of the NBA draft, Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey said that the franchise was still determined to build around All-Star center Yao Ming.
Tue, Jun 30 |  from Miami Herald

 

Berger: Yao's health questions ground Rockets' plans external link

The Rockets are facing their worst-case scenario: Yao Ming reportedly might miss next season because his left foot fracture is getting worse. Houston's offseason plans and future are up in the air now, Ken Berger says.
Mon, Jun 29 |  from CBSSports.com

 

Yao reportedly could miss season with broken foot external link

Rockets center Yao Ming's broken left foot could be a "career-threatening" injury. Dr. Tom Clanton, the Houston Rockets' team physician, told the Houston Chronicle on Monday that Yao's injury "has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career-threatening."
Mon, Jun 29 |  from Miami Herald

 

Deconstructing Bad Writing: Krolik's Slam Job on Kobe Bryant, Part II external link

No, my critique of Krolik's reasoning skills and writing ability goes quite a bit deeper than Krolik imagines; I think that what he wrote is illogical but even worse than that he disingenuously wrote the article in a fashion that enabled him to have the best of both worlds, from his biased perspective: Krolik bizarrely asserted that the Lakers had an easy road to the title if they could get by Houston, giving himself an excuse to dismiss the game's importance if the Lakers won. However, by later rambling back toward his original statement that this was the biggest game in Bryant's career, Krolik couched his words in a way to leave open the possibility of writing a very critical piece about Bryant if the Lakers lost.
Mon, Jun 22 |  from 20 Second Timeout

 

Underground King external link

 FL He entered the '98 Draft as a skinny kid out of Houston's Alief Elsik HS, sure in his conviction that his hometown Houston Rockets would select him with one of their three first-round picks. When the NBA invited him to sit in the green room, ...
Sat, Jun 13 |  from SLAM Online

 

Opinion: Rockets drop to 5th seed after loss to Dallas and lose home court external link

Thumbnail If the Rockets are lucky enough to beat the Blazers in the first round, they would then face the Lakers (their punishment for not beating Dallas Wednesday night), and the only chance they have of winning that series is if Kobe gets hurt before that series would begin.
Thu, Apr 16 |  from Yaomania (Feedburner)

 

Opinion: Game Notes: Houston vs. Toronto external link

The Rockets’ came out with a small backcourt against Milwaukee with Rafer Alston and Aaron Brooks and the duo combined to hit four-for-20 from the field and 1-for-10 from beyond the arc. After that didn’t pan out Rockets head ocach Rick Adelman switched Luther Head into the starting five t...
Fri, Jan 2 |  from Hoops Addict

 

Opinion: Dallas Mavericks open on the run, but lose with no defense external link

The recalibrated Dallas Mavericks, scoring fastbreak points as if it were 2003, accomplished at least one goal in Thursday’s opener against the tough Houston Rockets by putting on a high-scoring and entertaining display for the sellout crowd.
Thu, Oct 30 |  from Star-Telegram.com

 

Podcast: Sonics-Rockets pregame notes external link

For Houston, Rafer Alsotn, who missed three games with a strained hamstring and did not play against the Sonics in Seattle a week ago, will start at point guard tonight. Head will start for McGrady, along with Shane Battier, Luis Scola and Dikembe Mutombo.
Thu, Apr 10 |  from Seahawks Insider (News Tribune)

 

Opinion: Comments from the Other Side - Rockets external link

Thumbnail Here are comments found around the Rockets' boards during their game with the Celtics. The Rockets had an incredible streak and are to be commended for it. There isn't an asterisk on this one either. Yes, the Rockets didn't have Yao but the Celtics didn't have Ray Allen, either. And 10 of those wins were without Yao so it isn't like he just went out. Like the Houston fans, though, I questioned Doc keeping KG on the floor with less than 2 minutes left in the game and up 20+ points. KG is too valuable to the Celtics to risk an injury in garbage time. If the Celtics are in the west I don't think the'd be in the top 5. The record doesn't mean much. Discuss this topic on the Celtics Green Forums!]
Wed, Mar 19 |  from LOY's PLACE a celtics green

 

Podcast: A scare or two, but McGrady and Rockets are fine (w/audio) external link

Go back to the Rockets' three-game home losing streak, to the hangover after their previous game against the Trail Blazers. Jeff Van Gundy centered his talk that day before the Rockets' flight to Sacramento around the need to seize every opportunity. McGrady and Yao Ming have been repeati...
Wed, Apr 11 |  from Houston Chronicle

 

Podcast: Spring in Salt Lake City: Will the Rockets, McGrady be tough enough? (w/ audio) external link

When he said how he wanted the Rockets to improve in the final weeks of the season, I pictured games like Jazz 86, Rockets 83 and thought this is what will decide whether the Rockets are ready to win a playoff series for the first time in a decade, since the huge leads in Game 6 of the Western Conf...
Sun, Apr 1 |  from Houston Chronicle

 

Podcast: With playoffs set, question remains: "Anything else?" (w/ audio) external link

Audio: Feigen: Clippers-Lakers-Jazz set will tell a lot about the playoffs • • • Late in Jeff Van Gundy's postgame press conference on Monday, Rockets director of media relations Nelson Luis called out his nightly, 'Anything else?' This is...
Mon, Mar 26 |  from Houston Chronicle

 

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