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i can respect a different opinion, but if you are going to disagree with choices made my me and antisonic then you should be willing to share your...
what the hell is rafer thinking? there was 2.5 seconds left when he pulls up from half court.
6 point game!
brothers in on my **** list.
rafer is over dribbling. pass the ball.
that may be, but shane is the only player on that list that doesn't deserve the abuse. maybe luther doesn't either. he's just a stop up...
11 points is very doable. i think the role players might make a game of it yet.
yeah i dont get where all of this is coming from tonight? because he banged knees with yao? because hes not stepping up and becoming a superstar...
ha! or rafer...
von's got real talent.
its an accident. we all know that. he obviously didn't do it maliciously.
no yao. no tmac. no ron.
you know what? i'm so tired of injury prone stars. i say move them both.
my fault, last year was the stress fracture, i thought it was the toe. he's been injured every year, i keep getting it mixed up. this is my...
yao didn't tell the trainers or doctors about his toe until it required season ending surgery. that's yao's fault.
he's not a game changer by any means, but you can't deny that the team defense improved drastically upon his return. he has value to the team...
i understand the affect of such a huge man favoring one leg. however, without examining his knee yourself you can't make that call. with all due...
i dont think someone from the league is listening to every broadcast as it streams. local announcers get away with a lot. just watch nba league...
ive always said, if shane is a contributing member of a championship team then there is no arguing about the trade. we will just have to wait to see.
and is possible to overcome. the rockets are still in this game.
