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    Thumbs up Houston extends winning streak, Now @ 22

    Watch out. Houston Rockets are healthy and have now won eleven in a row after an impressive road win at New Orleans. Is it me or have they not got much recognition this season? The 'quiet' team of the west.

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    BOOOOOOOO. I need them to start losing.

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    im really surprised that they start to put together themselves after a horrific start.
    most basketball analysists said that houston is the top 4 team in the west before the season started.
    And yesterday's win over the Hornets was indeed impressing.
    but I still think the Big 3 in the west are the Suns, Spurs and the Lakers.
    The other teams lack "something" to win it all.

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    They have been playing great lately. However, I don't know if I agree with one of the trades they made before the trade deadline. They traded Mike James and Bonzi Wells for Bobby Jackson and Adam Haluska.

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    The trade is not bad. Bonzi leaving gives time to Carl Landry who's a good defender and doing well so far. Mike James was a non-factor. Bobby Jackson gives them some playoff experience and if lucky two or three points off the bench. It's an okay trade..

    But I'm glad they are doing well. Yao needs to get some more playoff experience and represent for the Chinese people. And it would be nice for T-Mac to actually win playoff series probably won't happen since they're in the west afterall

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    Lets go rox!!! Man, although Yao is out for the season. I hope Mutumbo (sp?) can hold up... and I love the way Scola and Landry's playing. Good hustle and provides just what houston need. Let's hope they can guard Amare or Duncan or Dirk or Gasol in the playoffs... if they reach that far

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    They're finished without Yao Ming. =\

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    Houston still winning without Yao. Win streak extended to 14 games.

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    Houston still winning without Yao. Win streak extended to 14 games.

    I'm simply amazed at what they have accomplished without Yao (3-0. All wins by 10+). They have now won 15 in a row after tonight's 103-89 victory against the Nuggets.

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    They are playing like champions right now. I think they have a good team, just that they don't have enough to win over teams like spurs, Suns, Lakers or Dallas.

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