Oh the drama! Yes, it's happening once again.  Another season in the books, but the question remains the same.........Is T-mac one and done......again?

One and done? Come on people, your not really buying into this #### are you? How could you honestly say that one person controls the destiny of an entire team? Is he a magician? I don't see T-Mac holding a crystal ball in his hand before each game! Think about it! That's like saying you will go ahead and play every game of the season 1 on 5. (T-mac vs. your team)  If you lose against our five players then you don't have what it takes to win in the playoffs! 

Give me a break! Anyone who says that one player is responsable for the outcome of an entire team is mad! If you have followed Basketball long enough, it goes without saying that it requires a team effort to win and to lose! If you do not have a supporting cast around you, chances are you are not going to get far in the playoffs.(umm.....first round exit) Plan and simple!

 The media should give T-Mac the credit he deserves. Not dwell on the fact that he has had some early exits. Do your homework, he has been close on several occasions. If the Rockets were healthy this season it would have been an entirely different question facing T-Mac right now!

With argueably the toughest schedule to start off a season, the Rocket's are ready to lift off! At 500 they are still not playing up to their full potential, but with the first 18 games of a brutal start out of the way, things should start to fall into place. The Rocket's have played San Antonio, Dallas, Phoenix, and the Lakers twice in the first 18 games. If that wasn't enough they are still trying to learn a new offense from new coach Rick Adelman. T-mac is off to a great start, winning the player of the week, and still averaging over 30 points a game despite missing a week due to an injury.  As for Yao, he too has also been playing great, winning the player of the week honors as well. I think with the way Steve Francis has been playing off the bench we will be seeing a lot more of him when the Rocket's begin there next road trip.(or at least a lot more playing time, maybe a start or two) Scola has been a good suprise as well, he is tough in the paint, but other then him the other Rocket's starters and bench players need to step it up in a big way. No more excuses here! Things need to start rolling! Let's go Rocket's!!