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Cipherous · 11-11-2002, 08:21 PM

Wang will always be wang, Wang did nothing for the MAVs and probably never will. WE already have the scorers and need more boards and help on the defensive end. There's no doubt that Wang would've rode the bench again this season even with Lafrentz out, maybe more PT time but definitely not starting. As for Yao Ming, he's even worse than Wang, althought I want Ming to be good...I don't see that happening for a few or even several years from now. When you're 7'5" and rather lay up then dunk, you're soft. When you get boxed out by a point guard, thats just weak. All in all, Ming has been very disappointing. I don't see the chinese producing "good" NBA players until the coaches over there realize that strength training and conditioning plays an integral part in success in basketball.

11-11-2002, 08:21 PM	#52
Cipherous Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 27	Wang will always be wang, Wang did nothing for the MAVs and probably never will. WE already have the scorers and need more boards and help on the defensive end. There's no doubt that Wang would've rode the bench again this season even with Lafrentz out, maybe more PT time but definitely not starting. As for Yao Ming, he's even worse than Wang, althought I want Ming to be good...I don't see that happening for a few or even several years from now. When you're 7'5" and rather lay up then dunk, you're soft. When you get boxed out by a point guard, thats just weak. All in all, Ming has been very disappointing. I don't see the chinese producing "good" NBA players until the coaches over there realize that strength training and conditioning plays an integral part in success in basketball. __________________ Nash and Dirk!!!