With Kyle Lowry and Trevor Ariza returning to the lineup we now have out full compliment of players (except for Yao). Now whether or not Ariza or Shane Battier will start does not matter to me because there are pros and cons either way and their about even. With three days of rest and two practices we will now see how this re-tooled Rockets team will operate. The lowly New Jersey Nets will be in town and there is no better way to test the full lineup (hopefully David Andersen returns also) than against the worst team of the decade (which i think is a disappointment because they actually have some talent). It could be the jumpstart we need to build some momentum towards a playoff push. I am most interested in seeing a breakout game for rookie Jordan Hll, maybe his first double double? Well nonethelss, after the game Saturday night we will pretty much be able to tell how much fun we will have for the rest of the season. If we win big (by at least 20 points) then we should all get ready for a fun rest of season. If its close then I will be pissed. If we lose (don't bet on it) then I will sign a 10-day contract with the New York Knicks. I think we will have fun watching the rest of the season, especially if we make the playoffs (and possibly upset those damn Lakers).