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  • #19380
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    Platypus
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    Veteran center Brad Miller has agreed to a three-year contract worth nearly $15 million with the Houston Rockets, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. The Rockets were always considered a strong contender to win the summer race to sign Miller. He attracted interested from numerous teams but was strongly lobbied to move to Houston by Rockets coach Rick Adelman and guard Kevin Martin after the trio’s success in Sacramento.

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  • #356027
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    IknoBall12
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    good move 4 houston. i think they have a chance to be a top 5 team in the west now

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  • #356029
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    nateoak10
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    yay

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  • #356031
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    itsOva
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    does brad miller still worth around 5mil a year ?

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  • #356036
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    FDAPO

    Petro and Miller making about 5 million…

    Haywood making almost 10 million. Centers are getting a lot of money these days

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  • #356037
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    Platypus
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    Brooks – Lowry – Jermaine Taylor
    Martin – Budinger – Mike Harris
    Ariza – Battier – Mike Harris – Johnson
    Scola – Patterson – Hill – Hayes – Jerfferies
    Miller – Yao – Anderson – Hayes

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  • #356039
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    joecheck88
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    symbol is mostly right, i think yao starts but doesnt get nearly the minutes, he should get only 25mpg and rest for playoffs which it looks like the rockets will make it.

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  • #356040
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    Platypus
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    i had the same thing in mind but i just threw miller first because he will get more minutes in the regular season

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  • #356044
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    Michael.S.
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    He is a good player but i don’t understand the signing at all. The rockets have 7 big guys that deserve a fair ammount of playing time…i don’t see how they are going to play all of these guys.

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  • #356047
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    llperez

    rockets are legit title contenders

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  • #356049
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    Michael.S.
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    Agreed….IF Yao stays healthy

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  • #356058
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    wd40rocks
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    The rich get richer-er.

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  • #356062
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    StF616
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    Nooooo
    I Dont Like Brad Miller!!!!
    Oh Well, At Least MY Team Gets Better

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  • #356065
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    mini_marz
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    i think Brad Miller may even start the season out while Yao gets his legs back under him… they can even eventually play him and yao together seeing how miller can stretch the floor and is also a great passer in adelmans system in the high post… great pick up

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  • #356093
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    Mr.Knick 32
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    I’m not buying Houston. They seems average to me. I think there a 4 seed in the West at best.

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  • #356104
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    llperez

    4 seed in the west proabably means contender. Brooks, Kmart, ariza, battier, lowry, buddinger, yao, patterson, hill, scola… thats is sick lineup, but it really revolves around yao. If yao is healthy, no question they can win the title

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  • #356108
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    Mr.Knick 32
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    That’s a sick lineup on paper. I just feel that there the Blazers 2010 edition. They will make the playoffs but I see alot of people picking them for a WCF or Finals apperance when I could see them lose in round 1.

    Yao, Battier and Scola are the only 3 I trust right now. Ariza is alright as well.

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  • #356111
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    Platypus
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    1 La
    2 Dallas
    3 Okc
    4 Portland
    5 Houston
    6 Denver
    7 San Antonio
    8 Utah
    9 Memphis
    10 Phoenix

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  • #356116
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    Mr.Knick 32
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    San Antonio and Utah WILL be better then Houston.

    Denver is argueable. Phoenix would cause alot of matchup problems for HOU as well.

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  • #356226
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    StF616
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    i Dont See How San Antonio or Utah Will Be Better than Houston Next Season
    San Antonio Isnt Going To Get Any Younger
    Utah Just Lost Carlos Boozer
    Denver Only Has Melo and Billups
    Phoenix Just Lost Amar’e Stoudemire
    Houston
    Has A Backourt of the future(Brooks and Martin)
    Ariza Is Improving
    Battier is a defensive stopper and veteran
    Scola is a Double Double Guy
    Yao is top 2 center (Arguably better than howard) if healthy
    Kyle Lowry – A Starter in any other team in the league without top point guards
    Chase Budinger – Good Role Player, Inconsistent Right Now But Produces
    jermaine taylor – scoring machine
    Jordan Hill – High Potential Bigman
    Brad miller – Very Good Center past his prime
    Chuck Hayes- Played out of position last year. Good post defender
    Thats Already 12 players that could be good role players
    Then You Still have
    Jeffries,Andersen,and mike harris

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  • #356230
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    Mr.Knick 32
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    San Antonio got way better and there looking to resign Richard Jefferson and or/ add some other players.

    James Anderson, Ryan Richards, Tiago Splitter is enough for me to call them title contenders. Also, they might ship Tony Parker some where and could get pieces back.

    Utah lost Boozer but then got Al Jefferson. Jefferson is 2 years old a ACL injury and could be a 25-11 type guy next season in the pick and roll.

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  • #356284
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    Hoops Maestro
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    Miller is obviously an insurance policy for that guy named Yao. Their games are actually pretty similar, too.

    This is why people were dreaming when they thought Miami could find a decent center — even old guys like Miller who used to be good are getting five million, not to mention young guys like Darko…

    Houston has a chance to make some noise in the playoffs with Yao back and Kevin Martin in camp.

    Plus they have the best coach in the NBA in Rick Adelman — the guy always has his team ready to play, no matter how much or how little talent he has. When he was in Portland with Clyde and Kersey and Porter and Buck and Duck and Uncle Cliffy, they almost never lost to teams with losing records, when a lot of good teams have a tendency to play down to the competition.

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