Rockets Remain Optimistic About Playoff Chances
Published 2/28/2008 at NBA.com: News
Barely an hour after receiving the news that Yao Ming was lost for the season, Tracy McGrady wasn't surprised to hear that most observers around the NBA expect the Rockets to fade from the playoff race. He just didn't think those thoughts were very accurate.
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