絕大部分球迷站在姚明一邊，要求T-Mac要麼改進，要麼滾蛋。
CAD1936 wrote:
There are only two guys trying to play D, Yao and Battier. The sad thing is, neither the fans nor coach A care.
The had a great choach but not a colorful ones......so much griping about V.G.......now you see what a fine coach he was and what D can do.
If TMac was made to play D his O would improve.
GET RID OF FAT FRANCIS AND JAMES. THEIR ATTITUDE PERMIATES THE TEAM.
12/16/2007 7:53 AM CST
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LuckyD wrote:
That game made me sick. I hope the Rockets feel the same way!
12/16/2007 8:07 AM CST
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cang wrote:
In every organization the tempo is set from the top echelon. Here TMac and Yao set the tone. Yao is tough and hard-working and hungry and still tries to shake off the nice gentlemanly personality he has been brought up as. But the other half is TMac the girl who smiles coyly everytime he had a good shot. TMac is good but only good enough for a show on stage, not to go head to head with the big and tough guys from the hood. Against the big and tough guys from the hood TMac will be knocked out of the game every time, or limp around all night, or pushed around like a little girl. Remember Shaq used to tell TMac to stop playing like a girl. Suggestions to toughen up TMac? lock him up in a jail cell in Harris County Jail with Mike Tyson on his days off. Or trade him. The rest of the team you all just need to learn how to jumpshoot a basketball. If your shots don't fall then go home and stay out in your basketball court in the backyard of your 5 million dollar home and shoot jumshots. Don't go to bed until your shots start falling into the basket. With your eyes closed, guys. Do a few hundred of them every night before bedtime. With the lights off. So the next time you are open at 17 feet you can drop one in. With your eyes closed. Get it? How can you call yourself professional basketball players when you can not sink a 15 or 17 foot open shot with no defenders in front of you? shame on you. Do it with your eyes closed in practice so it will become an instinct. That's the start.
12/16/2007 8:14 AM CST
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ylin88 wrote:
This game told you that actually Rockets has only one offense weapon, Yao. T-Mac is not a weapon. He may have one hot shooting night out of Ten. Because he always takes so many shoots, even his percentage is low, he can still has some good shooting nights, then he would be a hero in the news.
Try to let a rookie like Brooks take 18 shoots, I think he will have no problem to give you 12 points, probably more.
Always every time in an important game, important moment, T-Mac either couldn't score or got hurt.
Don't blame Yao that he is not a good leader. Playing in this kind of team, nobody can be a good leader. Tim Duncan couldn't give Spurs a win if they didn't have Parker and Ginobili. Looking at NBA, all good teams have three good scorers, like Big Three in Celtics. For Yao's size, he should not play 40+ minutes per game. but now he had to do that very often, I think coach had no choices.
Main problem is still coaching. Don't talk about any fancy system. The most important jobs for a coach should be getting best out of each player, find a best combination, and have different game plans against different teams. RA is not doing this. JVG seemed doing better job on how to get best out of talents in his team, the five starters last season were almost the best combination he could find.
12/16/2007 8:21 AM CST
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throwed wrote:
When I read yesterday that Rafer was not going to play, I immediately knew tha Rox were toast. Without Rafer running the offense, the Rox are clueless.
All of you that were screaming for Steve to start, be careful what you ask for. Get well soon Rafer, your team NEEDS you.
12/16/2007 8:35 AM CST
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Tsimon wrote:
The rockets ara a team with a broken will----have been since the collapse in the '05 playoffs They can pretend when they play others, but when they play the Mavs it all comes flooding back and they remember who they really are----a team with a broken spirit, a team that cannot withstand adversity, a team with no leade.
12/16/2007 9:22 AM CST
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rockids wrote:
Rox' will is on T Mac's mind, that's why it is broken. A win or loss for a basketball team starts from the captain, the point, and the coach, they're the team's will, heart, and leader collectively. Look at Rox, T Mac, nobody, new coach Oddman? Fans, these are the real problems!!! Pay AB at point, trade T Mac or let Yao go!!!
12/16/2007 9:40 AM CST
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jwilly wrote:
T-Mac is a talent no doubt. He will not lead the Rockets to any significant levels. He should go, he has peaked. He shoots too much and his FG% goes down every year (probably due to wear and tear). Nonetheless, it is time. Yoa is tough, he needs more tough guys around him. I love the Rockets, overhaul is needed. They are too good of a franchise to look this way. They have an owner not afraid to pull the trigger on a trade. I have always appreciated them for that--------time to do it and salvage the season because the wild west is leaving them in the dust.
12/16/2007 9:46 AM CST
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