【转帖】科尔为火箭鸣不平！

redflute

下面是引用destinyzz于2005-05-03 19:27发表的:

最后可别演变成灾难片

阳光总在风雨后 我现在只希望今年YAO能好好休息提高自己 别让篮管给毁了就好

freebird

下面是引用redflute于2005-05-03 19:40发表的:

阳光总在风雨后 我现在只希望今年YAO能好好休息提高自己 别让篮管给毁了就好

哎，这么多年都得不到休息，超人也得累趴下啊

暗星天狼

YAO今年有可能还是要回中国打亚锦赛～～

grace

也不用把小牛和库班说这么过分吧，曾经一度被看好但后来夭折的人数不胜数，难道全是别人的责任不成？
关键看你能不能把握机遇。

暗星天狼

然而库班选中wang的意图简直就是司马昭之心，路人皆知

freebird

下面是引用grace于2005-05-03 20:05发表的:
  也不用把小牛和库班说这么过分吧，曾经一度被看好但后来夭折的人数不胜数，难道全是别人的责任不成？
关键看你能不能把握机遇。

不是库班整天在电台采访抱怨，裁判会那么倾向性吗？库班到现在已经罚了100多万了，他数十亿身价当然无所谓，裁判如果不是受到某些暗示，会这样瞎判吗？你认为今天的界外断球加6犯转移那次是技术上可以接受的误判吗？那根本不是什么误判，是故意的，不指责库班，难道指责火箭老板没库班那么阔，定期散财？

grace

只可惜WZZ自己不知道，当时（包括现在某些球迷）很多球迷也不知道，如果摆正姿态后面好多问题可能就不至于这样僵持了。这个翻旧帐就牵扯太远了，就说今天的事情吧，除非库班私下做了裁判工作，否则我想99%的球员和管理层得了裁判的意外之喜都不会吐出来吧。

grace

下面是引用freebird于2005-05-03 20:08发表的:

不是库班整天在电台采访抱怨，裁判会那么倾向性吗？库班到现在已经罚了100多万了，他数十亿身价当然无所谓，裁判如果不是受到某些暗示，会这样瞎判吗？你认为今天的界外断球加6犯转移那次是技术上可以接受的误判吗？那根本不是什么误判，是故意的，不指责库班，难道指责火箭老板没库班那么阔，定期散财？

球队成绩不好60%以上责任在管理层。
只能说火箭老板的球队经营方针和策略和库班完全不一样，像咱们一般球迷连他的名字都不知道，他未必没库班有钱，但经营球队就是这种经营风格，也许他这种风格在他个人立场上是最好的（老板和老板不一样，生意和生意不一样）但是在裁判因素上可能对火箭不利，但是那也没办法，谁让火箭老板是这种思路呢。你要在快船，魔术，雄鹿和老鹰，那不更没有出头之日了?

freebird

下面是引用grace于2005-05-03 20:10发表的:
  只可惜WZZ自己不知道，当时（包括现在某些球迷）很多球迷也不知道，如果摆正姿态后面好多问题可能就不至于这样僵持了。这个翻旧帐就牵扯太远了，就说今天的事情吧，除非库班私下做了裁判工作，否则我想99%的球员和管理层得了裁判的意外之喜都不会吐出来吧。

翻翻下面的帖子，吐出来的是老范，为此10W罚款并将禁赛，只因为他道出了黑幕。

freebird

说科尔是著名的姚黑一点都不过分，记得他刚当解说的时候就对姚明用CHINAMAN（好象是）这种据说在美国是侮***人的称呼，结果被华侨要求道歉，沙克那次是学中国人说话，看起来他似乎更恶劣。今年全明星赛时他在雅虎的个人专栏上写出了自己心目中的西部全明星，先发是白米勒，替补是小斯，根本就没提姚明，平时我常看雅虎他的专栏，科尔对姚明真的是很不感冒，但这次季后赛打到现在，科尔对姚明的评价明显好了不少，昨天看他预测小牛和火箭第5场比赛的时候，惊讶的看到科尔居然说：如果姚明能够摆脱犯规危机，他能在小牛的内线打出统治性的表现。火箭赢球的关键在于姚明。真的太难得了
今天的比赛科尔是现场解说，他在雅虎的专栏里对姚明第四节的表现非常欣赏，认为如果姚明继续这样表现火箭能把比赛拖到第7场决胜，另外他也在文章里提出裁判的误判对比赛的影响，在雅虎这样的门户网站里又科尔这样的老球员公开指出裁判的问题，应该对NBA官方有点压力了吧，不过超级姚黑站ESPN仍然对裁判表现无视，居然在夸奖司机，目前结束的5场来看，司机的表现真的是既不如卖底又不如姚明啊




这是科尔今天在雅虎个人专栏的文章

It was a bad day for Jeff Van Gundy. First, he got fined $100,000 by the league for comments he made regarding the officials' treatment of Yao Ming. Then his Houston Rockets lost Game 5 to the Dallas Mavericks in a close affair that very well may have been decided by poor officiating. I guess a hundred grand doesn't get you much in the NBA these days.

To be fair, Dallas was the better team on Monday night, just as it has been since Game 2. The Mavericks used their superior quickness, speed and depth to outscore the Rockets and get to within one win of the West semifinals. They mostly used their small lineup – Dirk Nowitzki joined by four guards – and forced Yao Ming to cover one of their smaller men. The ensuing mismatches and scrambles by the Houston defense helped Dallas record 13 offensive boards – which have been a major factor the entire series.

The Mavericks took advantage of numerous second-chance opportunities and appeared to be in control of the game most of the way. Tracy McGrady once again guarded Nowitzki and did a fine job, holding him to 9-for-22 shooting, but T-Mac wore himself down in the process. He made only seven of 22 shots and looked tired in the second half.

The Rockets, however, made a great run in the fourth quarter by finally getting the ball inside to Yao. He was fronted most of the night by the smaller, quicker Dallas lineup, and in the first half, his Rockets teammates couldn't get him the ball. In the second half, Houston moved the ball side to side and found Yao for dunks and layins. McGrady also found Yao with several beautiful feeds around the basket, and the big fella converted several to bring his team close. In fact, if Yao and McGrady hadn't missed a combined eight free throws in the fourth quarter, the Rockets might have pulled off the comeback.

As it was, Houston made a gallant push in the fourth quarter and almost caught Dallas. But with about a minute to go, Jon Barry grabbed a rebound under the hoop, only to have Michael Finley slap the ball away while Finley's foot was well out of bounds. Clearly, a violation should have been called, but the officials missed it and Barry ended up fouling Jerry Stackhouse, who made two free throws. Later, with the Rockets down two and attempting to trap Finley in the corner, a referee anticipated a foul when the Rockets were simply trying to trap and force a steal. Finley wasn't touched, but he went to the free-throw line when he very well could have been forced into a turnover.

It was bad luck for the Rockets and Van Gundy, but there were encouraging signs heading into Game 6. Yao stayed out of foul trouble and made the Mavericks pay for guarding him with a small player. If he can do the same next time out, Houston has a great chance to beat Dallas and force Game 7. But McGrady will have to shoot better than 7-for-22. He'll still cover Nowitzki – Van Gundy won't consider any other options – but he must muster up the strength and stamina to play Dirk and have a big offensive night. Having two days off will help him.

For the Mavericks, they have to shore up their pick-and-roll defense again. They did a good job the past two games of keeping Yao out of the lane, but he found his way in there again Monday.