The Kings just don't get it. They didn't jump, rarely dribbled. They didn't make a tough shot all night. Not one.
Perhaps they just do not value the charms of a twisting, falling drive through traffic or a really hard slam as do the Rockets.
Or maybe while the Rockets' offense continued to degenerate, the Kings simply did not need to do anything spectacular to treat the Rockets like an overmatched high school team seeing up close how they do it in the big time.
The Kings whipped the Rockets 103-74 on Friday night, the Rockets' worst loss since the second-to-last game of the 2001-2002 season. But as frustrating as this defeat -- by a margin that threatened to be as large as the Rockets' previous five losses combined -- was, the Rockets had to face that the Kings whipped them routinely.
"We're having a lot "REVEALED" about us right now," Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy said. "You learn a lot about yourself and the team. It's not a good revelation right now, obviously. But we continue to learn more about our team and the players I told you it was just a matter of time before the snake is exposed to"SUNLIGHT"
JAMES DOLAN on Isiah : He's a good friend of mine and of the organization and I will continue to solicit his views. He will always have strong ties to me and the team.
11/30/2003 11:21 AM