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Record since mac trade (wo yao mac, wo yao, w.o mac, w both) 

Post#1 » by tmacformvp07 » Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:42 am

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         with both   just Yao     just T-Mac   neither
04/05       48-28      2-2           1-1        0-0
05/06       21-10      6-10          6-10       1-18
06/07       30-11      2-5          20-10       0-4
07/08       17-12      8-7           0-1        0-0
Totals     116-61     18-24         27-22       1-22


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Post#2 » by Baller 24 » Thu Jan 31, 2008 1:57 am

Oh wow, those are some crazy statistics, just shows you that the problem isn't the Yao/Tmac combo, they play terrific together.
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Post#3 » by compucomp » Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:08 am

Key stat in that list: Just Yao, 18-24

Debunks the 11-40 stat that the TOF's like to bring out. It's the 1-22 without both that is really bad, but that's to be expected.
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Post#4 » by BaYBaller » Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:13 am

It pretty much shows what you'd expect, the team is worse with either or both stars out and best when both are in.

Some trends that you see is that each year the team got better when both were healthy until this year. 04/05 with a .632 winning %, 05/06 with .678, and 06/07 with .732. It makes you wonder what JVG could've done with the roster this year.

Still, I like the direction the team is going. We have more youth, athleticism and depth compared to prior years. There's more of a balance offensively with the role players showing they can play in Adelman's system and produce when one of the stars is out or on the bench. There won't be anymore playoff games where the bench fails to score a single point. Sometimes you just have to take a step back (in the reg. season) to move forward (in the playoffs).
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Post#5 » by RoxFan08 » Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:03 am

Not to hate on JVG, but our rookies wouldn't be playing well AT ALL, (they wouldn't get any PT, except for MAYBE Scola), and Hayes and Alston would both be playing around 30 minutes, with MJ the backup and Bonzi, Brooks, Landry, and Novak clicking their heels. Mutombo would also be getting serious minutes.

Adelman's style will work out better for us in the long run, methinks.
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Post#6 » by MaxRider » Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:08 am

stop hating on JVG
he will play the rookies if they played good
VSpan absolutely suck
Scola is getting limited min early in the season also
while Brooks and Landry are seeing none
nothing workout and we are losing
Adelman just trying to put all possible combination out there
just turnout our rookies played the best
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Post#7 » by dream34 » Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:02 am

Luther Head made the Rookie/Sophomore game twice under JVG. JVG played Hayes a ton. He gave John Lucas some minutes. The JVG not playing rookies is a myth.
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Post#8 » by YoungMoney23 » Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:06 am

this just proves what ive said before the problem isnt our stars its the rest of the team
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Post#9 » by TMACFORMVP » Thu Jan 31, 2008 5:01 am

Nothing too surprising there, lack of talent around McGrady and Yao have been the problem the past couple years, though McGrady and Yao have disappointed to some extent in some of our failures--obviously it being a team game.
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Post#10 » by Play_Smart! » Thu Jan 31, 2008 7:07 am

As I have stated many times before, those stats don't mean much. You have to take the whole roster into consideration. i.e. who's the backup?
I will give you extreme examples,
If you have LBJ backup TMac, apparently you won't lose a thing if TMac's not playing. If you have D12 backup Yao, same thing.(or maybe not but you see what I mean)

If you have nobody else capable of playing point guard except Alston, apparently Alston is irreplaceable on your roster. Go figure.

Bonzi and Snyder were injured at the same time last season when TMac was down. That's actually the main reason Rockets didn't play well during that stretch. This year Rockets played well when TMac went down was mainly because we have depth at that position compare to last season.

Rockets played well without Yao last season was mainly because Deke played hugel. If it was Jake instead of Deke, would the outcome have been the same?

IMO those stats only show your team depth at certain position, nothing else.
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Post#11 » by moofs » Thu Jan 31, 2008 3:30 pm

Exactly what I was thinking Play_Smart!
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Post#12 » by Amel » Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:37 pm

look at just Yao stats

better than ever before

surely we have a better team and coach
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Post#13 » by BaYBaller » Thu Jan 31, 2008 8:39 pm

Check out this blog post. It has the stats and % of offense derived from T-Mac & Yao when either were out for this season and last. It really shows how much more balanced offensively we've become.

http://blogs.chron.com/unofficialscorer ... grady.html
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Post#14 » by tha_rock220 » Sat Feb 2, 2008 9:04 pm

compucomp wrote:Key stat in that list: Just Yao, 18-24

Debunks the 11-40 stat that the TOF's like to bring out. It's the 1-22 without both that is really bad, but that's to be expected.


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never fear little buddy its ok you wanted the rockets to lose to utah. things have changd this year n yao is unquestunably the man for houston but is that saying much at this point. mcgrdy is uselss i hope hes traded.

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