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Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast

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Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#1 » by Bamboozled » Fri Oct 24, 2008 4:06 pm

Hey everyone,

Check out this preview of the Houston Rockets. The Rockets could win the championship this year.

http://michaelglauser.wordpress.com/200 ... n-rockets/
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#2 » by Bang' Em Smurf » Fri Oct 24, 2008 5:20 pm

Wow, a 3 month blogger thinks the Rockets will do well.... :P

This is the best thing on that site.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/24763384@N08/2965775697
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#3 » by Bamboozled » Fri Oct 24, 2008 9:09 pm

Everything hinges on Yao. A 75% T-Mac (which is basically what you're looking at for this season) will be good enough as long as Artest doesn't implode.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#4 » by jove9 » Fri Oct 24, 2008 10:52 pm

You're joking about the Jazz beating us again, right?

Last year we took them to 7 games without our starting center and starting PG.

We have a deeper team this year, and they didn't do anything.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#5 » by 2fast4u » Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:28 pm

LOL@ "it may be worth it for the Rockets to simply rest their franchise center for the first two months of the season. "
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#6 » by hipmaster » Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:30 pm

Bamboozled wrote:Everything hinges on Yao. A 75% T-Mac (which is basically what you're looking at for this season) will be good enough as long as Artest doesn't implode.


T-mac looked real gimpy last night. Wonder how long he can make it through? I saw him grimace about 5 times.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#7 » by ShaY » Fri Oct 24, 2008 11:53 pm

Bamboozled wrote:Everything hinges on Yao. A 75% T-Mac (which is basically what you're looking at for this season) will be good enough as long as Artest doesn't implode.

T-Mac is already more than 75% , his knee will be fine he just needs to get in tip top shape.
If he will not suffer any injuries or at least serious injuries he will be 100% about 1 month into the season imo , possibly less.

We still need to get the chemistry down , we need to get Shane back fully helathy and if Brooks continues his play from pre season we will be good.

We just need to have luck and not suffer signficant injuries to our big 3 , I am not worried about T-Mac's nee.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#8 » by alex_cheung » Sat Oct 25, 2008 1:52 am

anyway,i think it's hard for Yao to get 20+ 10 in this season.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#9 » by Bamboozled » Wed Oct 29, 2008 9:09 pm

I can see a healthy Rockets team knocking off the Jazz. And Yao started last year looking like the best big man in the league. But as long as the Rockets are healthy at the end of the season, they're capable of beating anyone in the West, regardless of seeding. The focus is on keeping the franchise guys resting during the unimportant games.
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#10 » by dream34 » Thu Oct 30, 2008 3:59 am

alex_cheung wrote:anyway,i think it's hard for Yao to get 20+ 10 in this season.


He's averaging it for the season right now
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Re: Houston Rockets 2008-2009 Forecast 

Post#11 » by jove9 » Thu Oct 30, 2008 4:24 am

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