So that silly little foot injury that knocked Rockets big man Yao Ming out of the NBA Playoffs may also keep him on the shelf for all of 2009-2010. Reports are conflicting as to how much time Yao is expected to miss. If I had a dollar for every time one of these Chinese sat [...]
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Via FanHouse
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June 29, 2009
There's fear in Houston that Yao's foot injury will not only keep him sidelined through next season but perhaps even threaten his NBA career altogether.
Via 700 Level
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July 01, 2009
With the unfortunate news that Yao Ming, the pride of China, could potentially never play another game in the NBA, the Houston Rockets may all of a sudden be in need of a center. Rumors circulating around the Internet says a Sammy Dalembert and Willie Green for Tracy McGrady deal could be a possibility. Mr. Rabbit is quite excited about the prospect of McGrady's expiring contract...
Via The Scores Report
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June 29, 2009
Let’s hope not, but according to the Rockets’ team physician, it’s a possibility.
“At this point, the injury has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career threatening,” team physician Tom Clanton said, according to the Houston Chronicle. “One of the things we are trying to get is a consensus opinion on [...]
Via Celtics Green ...a boston celtics blog.
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June 30, 2009
Herald Yao Ming’s future iffyTimberwolves content waiting on Ricky Rubio Nets’ Brook Lopez set to step upCelts clamp on Claws Eddie House may test market Globe Ainge says Celtics will make Davis a qualifying offerDavis to get qualifying offerMetroWest Daily Celtics going shopping as NBA free-agent market opens CelticsBlog My Night At The Draft Starbury Wants To Be BackLOY...
Via Fox Sports
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June 29, 2009
Yao Ming's future is very much in doubt amid reports that his broken foot hasn't healed. His doctor called it a 'career-threatening' injury.
Via Fox Sports
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June 29, 2009
Rockets center Yao Ming's broken left foot could be a "career-threatening" injury.
Dr. Tom Clanton, the Houston Rockets' team physician, told the Houston Chronicle on Monday that Yao's injury "has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career-threatening."
Yahoo! Sports first reported the Rockets and Yao's representatives...
Via CBSSports.com
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June 29, 2009
The Rockets are facing their worst-case scenario: Yao Ming reportedly might miss next season because his left foot fracture is getting worse. Houston's offseason plans and future are up in the air now, Ken Berger says.
Via CBSSports
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June 29, 2009
The Rockets are facing their worst-case scenario: Yao Ming reportedly might miss next season because his left foot fracture is getting worse. Houston's offseason plans and future are up in the air now, Ken Berger says.
Via Washington Times
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June 30, 2009
HOUSTON (AP) | Rockets center Yao Ming's broken left foot could be a "career-threatening" injury. Dr. Tom Clanton, the Houston Rockets' team physician, told the Houston Chronicle on Monday that Yao's injury "has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career-threatening." Yahoo Sports first reported the Rockets and Yao's representatives...
Via SLAM Online
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June 30, 2009
by Marcel Mutoni
The news, though not entirely shocking (all things considered), hit Rockets fans like a punch to the gut. The reality is as follows: Yao Ming’s career could be done, or at the very least, gravely affected. So, now what?
Well, you begin to plan for a future whose only certainty is its unpredictability. The lone consolation, as the Houston Chronicle details,...
Via Sign on San Diego
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June 29, 2009
Rockets center Yao Ming's broken left foot could be a "career-threatening" injury. Dr. Tom Clanton, the Houston Rockets' team physician, told the Houston Chronicle on Monday that Yao's injury "has the potential for him missing this next season and could be career-threatening."
Via dallasnews.com
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June 29, 2009
If the rumblings are right, the Houston Rockets could be without Yao Ming next season and maybe longer than that.
If the team doc is saying that the injury to his ankle is severe enough that it could keep him out all of next season and is career threatening, then you know it's at least that bad.
The Houston Chronicle has reported this information and it would be a horrible...
Via Dime
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June 30, 2009
What started out as a rumor Monday morning was confirmed by the Rockets’ team doctor by the afternoon, then immediately became the dominant story of the year for Houston: Yao Ming’s broken left foot could not only take him out for all of next season, but it could also put his career in jeopardy. “At [...]
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