OT: The Rockets Are Trying To Trade Yao Ming

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I still think we should look into sending Roy.

The moment the Houston Rockets beat the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 6 of the first round of the 2008-2009 NBA Playoffs, and the moment that I got a picture of Yao Ming walking off the court to loud cheers, wearing the world's largest smile on his face and exchanging congratulations with teammates, I had an odd thought pop up in my head: Yao Ming has to finish his career as a Houston Rocket. It's simply going to happen.

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Roy isn't going to be traded. Period. So we can lay that thought to bed.

And, if after the new CBA is in place and a hard cap exists (as many speculate it will be), his expiring contract in year 5 won't be attractive either. Unless he retires, we need to get used to having his ill gotten salary around our necks. Hopefully it won't become a 5 year noose.

As to Yao being traded, can't say as I blame Houston. When healthy he can be a real asset.
 
(Didn't read the link yet) Yao is an expiring contract right? If so, then you can forget about it. Yao has value in that circumstance, Roy has extreme negative value (aka: "he's a liability").
 
I still think we should look into sending Roy.



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Sending Roy where?

Do you mean to the Rockets?

Not a chance in hell they trade for Roy.

Yao is a partially insured, ending contract. We can't trade Roy for that.

Roy is not currently tradeable for a price you wouldn't conisder insanely high.
 
Yao will never play again.

Roy probably will finish out his contract.
 

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