Houston Rockets 2017 Preseason Thread - Spurs MyPlayers Take Over

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NBA's first "perfect" triple double? 6/6 from the field...foh


but this slurpage is why JH has to play both ways all season. If he did, we'd be in the conversation for 2,1 seed imo. (and would probably get MVP based on that) We'll see what happens Sun, I guess
 
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harden is still gonna win MVP based off the same reasoning curry beat harden. led his team to more wins.
 
^ not with Ryan Anderson and Clint Capela starting at the 4/5.

I hope y'all are right about JH, but the RWB media train is in full effect.
 
Man **** the MVP, can we win the title?

That would be nice obviously. I feel like this is a strike while the iron is hot team right now. A lot of top teams looking shaky. If the Rockets just take care of business, they could be right there in the WCF ready to move on
 
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#Rockets50 :pimp: Bev, Gordon, and Nene started stringing together good things from late in the 3rd to the finish. Ryno too. I was nervous knowing Harden would be sitting at the beginning of the 3rd, but it was great seeing the guys hold stuff together and gain momentum. Major props to Beverley too, he was fairly MIA until the 4th, but was all over the court then, both offense and defense.
 
Ryno gonna be out awhile with a sprained ankle.

I guess that means more Ariza at the 4. We really need dekker to step up
 
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Rockets relieved by test results on Ryan Anderson's ankle. Out for Tuesday, road trip, but expected back before end of regular season.
 
I hope it's just to get him fresh for the playoffs.  Can't really have anyone to miss any games then.
 
HOUSTON -- Rockets star guard James Harden is playing with a jammed left wrist suffered during a fall against the Nuggets on March 18 in Denver.

Harden appeared to irritate the wrist when he fell on it late in Sunday's game against Oklahoma City.

Harden remained on the floor for several moments before walking off the court with 38.2 seconds remaining. He didn't return but conducted his postgame interview with ESPN's Lisa Salters with the wrist wrapped in a bandage.

"It's good," Harden said when asked how his wrist is.

The wrist wasn't covered when he met with reporters in the locker room.

Harden, playing with his wrist taped, scored 22 points and had 12 assists in a 137-125 win over the Thunder on Sunday. According to Rockets coach Mike D'Antoni, Harden almost didn't play against New Orleans on March 24 after jamming the wrist in Denver.

"He said in New Orleans he was iffy to play, but he played," said D'Antoni. "It's something he's probably going to have to put up with for the rest of the year. It's a tendon he hit on the ground; he just jammed it. Hopefully it's good, you never know. If he needs the rest, he'll rest to get it well.

"Knowing him, he wants to play."

It seems Harden hasn't been too affected by the injury. He combined for 77 points in wins over Denver and New Orleans, making 25 of 53 shots from the floor.
 
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