Yao May Call it a Day Soon
Written by playerpress.com, Tuesday July 27 2010
The Houston Rockets are eagerly anticipating getting there 7’6” superstar back in the lineup for the 2010-11 season. However, it could be the last season they will have him. No, Yao Ming is not looking to find greener pastures somewhere else; he is just concerned about having issues with his injured foot. “If the foot injury does not ...
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It’s Official; Yao is Back
Written by Travis Pulver, Thursday July 22 2010
The Houston Rockets were better than expected last season without 7’6” All Star center Yao Ming on the court. Things are looking up for the2010-11 season now that Yao has announced that he has accepted his player option and will indeed be coming back. "To miss one year is a long time…I've never been in this situation before, and ...
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Rockets, Scola ready to roll in the next NBA season
Written by sportsplayers, Thursday July 22 2010
The Houston Rockets might not have the best roster on paper but the team is very determined to have an impact in the next season of the National Basketball Association. The Rockets has recently signed to a five-year contract extension its starting power-forward from Argentina Luis Scola who played big for the team the past NBA season. Scola played in ...
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Rockets Ready to be Contenders
Written by Travis Pulver, Wednesday July 21 2010
Many teams have been busy making all kinds of moves this summer, some crazy and others not so crazy. At the same time there have been some teams that think their roster is pretty good just the way it is. The Houston Rockets are one of those teams. Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey made a push for ...
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T-Mac is Back
Written by KoOpa, Thursday December 17 2009
$22Million, 843 Thousand, 124 Dollars Now thats a big number, Is that a sighting of Tracy McGrady back on the Houston Rockets, joining this scrappy quad lead by Trevor Ariza. Now if wasn’t a NBA fan and new about McGrady going down (injury) and then the trade that swapped Ron Artest for Trevor Ariza. I would have that just looking at ...
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