Its_asdf wrote:Try to make the playoffs. With so many veterans and contracts like McGrady and Yao it would be hard to rebuild and start over.
only 6 games back of the last playoff spot and a 3 game winning streak...
BZ wrote:I'd say it's best for Rockets to just settle for a good lottery pick and let T-Mac and Yao rest, while letting Head and Swift develop. Even if they make the playoffs, they'll run head in into San Antonio. It's better for the Rockets to just get a lottery pick, get some new acquisitions to improve their backcourt and bench, and just let loose like they were supposed to this year, but instead, next year.
Oh come on... that's just ignorant. I suppose you think everyone other than San Antonio or Detroit should just tank the season as well? If you're not favored then why bother trying? What about the fans?
The Rockets were considered a top level team coming into the season... if they can get healthy and make a run, it won't matter what their seeding is. Their talent, if healthy, is more than that of an 8th ranked seed. The Steelers won the Super Bowl as a 6th seed... they would have been ranked much higher had they not suffered some injuries throughout the season... but they had their guys healthy when it mattered, in the playoffs.
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