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the offensive strategies r not suitable houston....as u all know...jeff van gundy is a stubborn coach...he's known for his deffensive mind set...not offence...since the problem houston facing now is lack of offensive diversity...therefore...jeff van gundy does not know wat 2 do with the team....

if u pay attention 2 houston's offensive set....it's always yao comes out from the low post...set a high post screen 4 the guard...and just do a simple pick and roll.....or....the guard comes off the pick...he eithe does one on on with the miss match...or dish the ball 2 mcgrady at the wing...and he'll let yao gets the position down the low post and dish the balll.....or again...does one on one.........( the team might do a litto bit more than that...but at the end..it's still around yao or tracy 2 finish the play )

come on now.....any average teams can deffend that easily....the play is 2 simple....waste yao's energy for setting 2 many high post screen....and 2 much outside shooting (and i bet u all know houston's mid-range shooting % is only around 45%)....if they don't improve on this...they'll never b successful..

in my opinion...houston and miami r the same type of team....both team got a tremendous center...and a guard...y is miami a better team....it all come down 2 team chemistry...and i think houston as even better players than miami....and i bet if houston got a coach that can balance out offenence and deffence, and a better management staff that knows how 2 select the rite player 4 the team...we'll c houston in the finals!!!!

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Originally posted by Xtravagant at 2006-11-10 08:09 AM:


wow... Ur analysis seem to be very convincing.

Do u write for YAHOO!Sports ?

haha//^^ no...but i think i just watched 2 much bball..haha^^V thx anways..