Yao Injury Ends His Season

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kcdc kcdc posted 2/28/2008 from www.sportsofboston.com [flag]
OUCH! It’s easy to say now that the Houston Rockets, who have won 12 in a row and are the hottest team in the NBA, are officially done. 7′6″ center Yao Ming will be out for the season and playoffs with a stress fracture in his foot. Reaction : What more is there to say? For whatever reason, the Rockets cannot stay healthy with Yao or Tracy McGrady. [link]

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