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Yao's comeback concerns
By Adrian Wojnarowski
Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:21 pm EST
Houston Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy has always insisted that Yao Ming's life in the NBA would be much easier if maybe the center was perhaps five or six inches shorter because the seven feet, six inches of length deliver a beating to Yao's lower body.
Yao is working to rehabilitate a fractured right leg for an anticipated mid-March return, and on Thursday, Van Gundy confessed to concerns with the process.
"It's not a smooth thing," Van Gundy said by phone. "He's got to wear a knee brace and it's giving him a little problem running. If it affects how he's running, we're worried it will lead to other problems.
"All his injuries have had to do with the lower legs and each in itself is no big deal – an ankle, a toe – but it is a problem when they multiply. The only thing that can derail this guy is health. That's the only thing that can get in his way."
The Rockets have been far from the sub-.500 team that most expected once Yao went down in late December. They've gone 18-8 without Yao, leaving themselves within two games of San Antonio for the third seed in the West.
"The question is can we keep it going with Yao, or drop back like people thought we would without him?" Van Gundy said.
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yao is a beast!
Posted by drkdragon913 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Let Yao rest as much as he needs! T-Mac is carrying the load so there is no need to panic!
Posted by gswarrior15 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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The Rockets, and specifically Mutombo are playing well enough that they can afford to ease Yao back, come March. They'll have more than enough time to pass Utah and/or San Antonio before the end of the season, which is what they need to do to have home court advantage...
Posted by e_t_bock@sbcglobal.net on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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With Yao back of course its to the top. That's an additional 26+ pts, 8 + boards. T-mac has a center who can take the pressure off him and who he can feed all day. The only question I have is defense and foul troubles. But now we know we have a back up center in Dikembe! Rockets all the way ladies and gents!
Posted by dagreat05 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:53 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Im a Houston fan, and would like to see the Rockets try to get far this year. So I hope they dont rush Yao. He's still young and fun too watch.
Posted by sha_rules2 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:55 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Tmac is doing great right now, along wit the roles players rockets have, we should make it till march witout yao, let the big guy rest, n let Tmac from Orlando unleash!
Posted by v10stangeater on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:58 pm ESTReport Abuse
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The Houston Rockets are a solid team without Yao and an even better one with him (Obviously). Mutumbo has proven he can help the Rockets at the center position and give them a good contributor so I think the rockets should give Yao as much rest as he can get, and ease him into the lineup alittle later in the season.
Posted by bsfantasy13 on Friday, Feb 23, 2007 12:04 am ESTReport Abuse
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The only problem with Houston becoming an elite team is that thier superstars are always injured. Once Yao gets back they are going to be very dangerous but can both McGrady and Yao be healty enough to go far into the playoffs?
Posted by tony0015 on Friday, Feb 23, 2007 12:06 am ESTReport Abuse
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im definitely a rockets fan but we may never know what will happen if yao comes back. things would do well but certainly there would be possible negative results, nevertheless having yao back would give us rockets fans a chance to celebratew. we love to welcome him back we need him but we may never know what will happen to our team. lets just keep our fingers crossed....
http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/blog/nba_experts/post/Yao-s-comeback-concerns;_ylt=AiCuuu1Yrl2.zPruBCJHPYi8vLYF?urn=nba,24930
Yao's comeback concerns
By Adrian Wojnarowski
Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:21 pm EST
Houston Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy has always insisted that Yao Ming's life in the NBA would be much easier if maybe the center was perhaps five or six inches shorter because the seven feet, six inches of length deliver a beating to Yao's lower body.
Yao is working to rehabilitate a fractured right leg for an anticipated mid-March return, and on Thursday, Van Gundy confessed to concerns with the process.
"It's not a smooth thing," Van Gundy said by phone. "He's got to wear a knee brace and it's giving him a little problem running. If it affects how he's running, we're worried it will lead to other problems.
"All his injuries have had to do with the lower legs and each in itself is no big deal – an ankle, a toe – but it is a problem when they multiply. The only thing that can derail this guy is health. That's the only thing that can get in his way."
The Rockets have been far from the sub-.500 team that most expected once Yao went down in late December. They've gone 18-8 without Yao, leaving themselves within two games of San Antonio for the third seed in the West.
"The question is can we keep it going with Yao, or drop back like people thought we would without him?" Van Gundy said.
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yao is a beast!
Posted by drkdragon913 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Let Yao rest as much as he needs! T-Mac is carrying the load so there is no need to panic!
Posted by gswarrior15 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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The Rockets, and specifically Mutombo are playing well enough that they can afford to ease Yao back, come March. They'll have more than enough time to pass Utah and/or San Antonio before the end of the season, which is what they need to do to have home court advantage...
Posted by e_t_bock@sbcglobal.net on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:50 pm ESTReport Abuse
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With Yao back of course its to the top. That's an additional 26+ pts, 8 + boards. T-mac has a center who can take the pressure off him and who he can feed all day. The only question I have is defense and foul troubles. But now we know we have a back up center in Dikembe! Rockets all the way ladies and gents!
Posted by dagreat05 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:53 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Im a Houston fan, and would like to see the Rockets try to get far this year. So I hope they dont rush Yao. He's still young and fun too watch.
Posted by sha_rules2 on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:55 pm ESTReport Abuse
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Tmac is doing great right now, along wit the roles players rockets have, we should make it till march witout yao, let the big guy rest, n let Tmac from Orlando unleash!
Posted by v10stangeater on Thursday, Feb 22, 2007 11:58 pm ESTReport Abuse
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The Houston Rockets are a solid team without Yao and an even better one with him (Obviously). Mutumbo has proven he can help the Rockets at the center position and give them a good contributor so I think the rockets should give Yao as much rest as he can get, and ease him into the lineup alittle later in the season.
Posted by bsfantasy13 on Friday, Feb 23, 2007 12:04 am ESTReport Abuse
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The only problem with Houston becoming an elite team is that thier superstars are always injured. Once Yao gets back they are going to be very dangerous but can both McGrady and Yao be healty enough to go far into the playoffs?
Posted by tony0015 on Friday, Feb 23, 2007 12:06 am ESTReport Abuse
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im definitely a rockets fan but we may never know what will happen if yao comes back. things would do well but certainly there would be possible negative results, nevertheless having yao back would give us rockets fans a chance to celebratew. we love to welcome him back we need him but we may never know what will happen to our team. lets just keep our fingers crossed....
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姚是极其受爱戴的。
不开玩笑，确实有很多美国人喜欢姚明，未必是客套。
我和姚说过话,握过手,合过影,结果那天晚上没有洗手就睡觉料~~~
王志致,中国的NBA第一人, 艰难地奋斗了几年; 他苦闷, 他挣扎, 他无可奈何. 他的失败是他个人的失败, 也是我们全中国人的失败. 我们太少有宽阔的胸怀了. 他又太想个人的奋斗了. 太想表现, 因此而不会有太好的表现. 可惜呵!
姚明出现给我们争了口气. 他的努力, 他为国家的努力有目共睹. 他现在还算不上超一流的明星, 他还缺少那种威镇天下的霸气. 这就是我们中国人的现状, 底气还不足.
但我还是好喜欢他, 祝福他能够猪年走猪运, 实实在在地能壮起来.