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Los or Dream?

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by BDJ, Jan 25, 2001.

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Looks like Dream coming back has knocked Los out of the rotation. Who do you think would help us win more games right now? A young Los or an old Dream? If you answer Los, wouldn't that be a reason to trade or release Dream?

#1 BDJ, Jan 25, 2001

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Dream, definitely. He had 7 rebounds in only 18 minutes. If he could get 30-35 minutes, he could pull down 10+ a game, thus ending the Rockets' greatest weakness.

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Call Rudy when he is on a Radio show and ask him yourself.

Really, cuz I've been wondering the same .. wondering why Los isn't out there more.
I guess Rudy sees Los as a major defensive liability. As for Hakeem, I wouldn't release him because the man still has some game though I know Rudy isn't crazy about Dreams knees and transition defense. But still.. he can be a factor.

#3 Rocket101, Jan 25, 2001

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