Comments on: Should the Rockets Keep Ron Artest? http://rk.md/2009/should-rockets-keep-ron-artest/ -- welcome to the life of a tech-savvy medical student -- Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:09:07 +0000 hourly 1 By: Rishi http://rk.md/2009/should-rockets-keep-ron-artest/#comment-9371 Rishi Wed, 03 Jun 2009 11:09:26 +0000 http://rk.md/?p=1533#comment-9371 Wow, crazy mental picture. The Chuck Wagon shooting the three ball like Rashard Lewis. :-D You're absolutely right about the Rockets being a lot more dangerous than the fans, the coach, and even the players themselves thought. It'll be an interesting '09-'10 season! As for now, I hope Kobe Bryant never wins another championship. Wow, crazy mental picture. The Chuck Wagon shooting the three ball like Rashard Lewis. :-D

You’re absolutely right about the Rockets being a lot more dangerous than the fans, the coach, and even the players themselves thought. It’ll be an interesting ’09-’10 season!

As for now, I hope Kobe Bryant never wins another championship.

]]> By: Stephen Reilly http://rk.md/2009/should-rockets-keep-ron-artest/#comment-9368 Stephen Reilly Wed, 03 Jun 2009 02:13:08 +0000 http://rk.md/?p=1533#comment-9368 Resign Artest and Von Wafer, let Dikembe Mutombo retire peacefully, draft a legit back-up center, and convince McGrady to accept a less expensive contract. What the playoffs forced Rockets not named Yao Ming or Tracy McGrady is that they are also forces to be reckoned with. With the Lakers, Houston truly developed a second style of attack, making them even more dangerous going into next year. Adelman can more comfortably in the future rest Yao and McGrady more often so that they don't get injured in the future. If they can work Hayes into the 4 position and develop his offense over the offseason, he'll become a Rashard Lewis equivalent. I wish I was back in Houston to watch Rockets games more frequently. I've yet to get to the Toyota Center... :( Resign Artest and Von Wafer, let Dikembe Mutombo retire peacefully, draft a legit back-up center, and convince McGrady to accept a less expensive contract.

What the playoffs forced Rockets not named Yao Ming or Tracy McGrady is that they are also forces to be reckoned with. With the Lakers, Houston truly developed a second style of attack, making them even more dangerous going into next year. Adelman can more comfortably in the future rest Yao and McGrady more often so that they don’t get injured in the future.

If they can work Hayes into the 4 position and develop his offense over the offseason, he’ll become a Rashard Lewis equivalent.

I wish I was back in Houston to watch Rockets games more frequently. I’ve yet to get to the Toyota Center… :(

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