TDS Regular Season Awards - Most Impressive Victory
by Tom Martin on Apr 16, 2009 11:05 PM CDT
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The 2009 NBA regular season has come to a close. Thus, it is time to vote on Rockets-specific awards. By the time Saturday's playoff opener against Portland rolls around, all of the fan awards will have been given out. Following our postseason endeavors, Dave, Lee, and myself will give out some awards of our own. But for now, it's all about you guys. Vote!
Previous Award: Most Improved Player
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We drubbed Nola without yao
so why does our offense struggle when yao is being fronted. If we made it work without him why cant it work with him in. Why dont we let scola post up when is fronted. I feel like the whole team gets disgruntled when yao is being fronted but they keep trying to run the offense through him even though its not working. This is what pisses me off most about our struggles while yao is being fronted. If the opposition takes him out of the game, why cant we play like he is out of the game??
Waiting for the day Houston gets some sports respect.
Cleveland beatdown
It was added sweetness for me as I was the only one among my friends who thought the Cavs would get blown out. Everyone was like “are you kidding me?” I laughed as everyone lost their bets that day.
by misterterrific on Apr 16, 2009 11:39 PM CDT reply actions
I voted for the San Antonio game
But it’s really a tie between that one and the Cleveland game. The reason I voted for the San Antonio game is because WE CLOSED IT OUT in THEIR ARENA with two BEAUTIFUL passes from Yao to Scola. THOSE are the type of game-sealing plays that we’re going to need at the Rose Garden.
Cleveland pummeling
That’s easy.
Blazer fan here, I noticed those scores sounded familiar.
We had similar games:
@ Orlando 106-99
@ San Antonio 95-83
@ New Orleans 97-89
(Remarkably similar, no?)
We only beat Boston at home and came close to Cleveland (losing on their court in OT).
I’m looking forward to this series more and more…
@ New Orleans without Yao
not surprised about owning Cleveland. Saw that coming a mile away because of the matchups. Artest/Battier would contain LeBron (no assists), and Yao would not be stopped.
Winning @ New Orleans without Yao was completely random to me.
by goingforthecorner on Apr 17, 2009 10:31 AM CDT reply actions
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