<div class="quote_poster">Quoting glendaleMVP:</div><div class="quote_post">Why do the Rockets have so many national tv games? Just because they have a stupid tall guy who is from China? They were on so much last year, and now it's the same this year. Come on NBA, change it up! Make it fair!</div>What are you talking about? The Rockets have so much national TV games because they are very popular. They have two star players, Yao and McGrady, and seem to be a playoff favorite. And Yao isn't a stupid guy from China. He is improving every year and will dominate this league after he has more <font color="black"><font face="Times New Roman"><font face="Verdana">experience</font> </font></font>in this league. Give him a break. And also, the NBA can't change it. Sorry, but already finalized.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting glendaleMVP:</div><div class="quote_post">Why do the Rockets have so many national tv games? Just because they have a stupid tall guy who is from China? They were on so much last year, and now it's the same this year. Come on NBA, change it up! Make it fair!</div> You have no right to call Yao stupid and I am personally offended of what you said. There are a lot of chinese fans out in America who idolize Yao and the Rockets have a lot of national tv games, so the chinese fans can cheer him on. The Rockets have 35 national tv games and the lakers have 34, don't get mad just because the rockets have 1 more national televised game.
Out of all the Rockets games on National TV last season, the ones against the Lakers seemed to be the best. My personal favorite was on Christmas day.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting glendaleMVP:</div><div class="quote_post">Why do the Rockets have so many national tv games? Just because they have a stupid tall guy who is from China? They were on so much last year, and now it's the same this year. Come on NBA, change it up! Make it fair!</div> Well the league, and a majority of fans, don't think Yao is just a stupid tall guy from China, and that's why the Rockets are getting so much publicity. Are the Rockets good enough to warrant all the attention? I'd say no, they haven't proved anything on the court yet. But Yao is an interesting and popular figure in the game right now, and he has the potential to become a legitimate superstar.
<div class="quote_poster">Quoting ludacris06:</div><div class="quote_post">Out of all the Rockets games on National TV last season, the ones against the Lakers seemed to be the best. My personal favorite was on Christmas day.</div> The Rockets-Lakers matchup will still be fun, because you got Kobe vs. T-mac. But I'm personally looking forward to Rockets-Miami, for obvious reasons.
