| Sports Morning Headlines - Saturday, 1/7/12 |
| Written by MVPTexas Morning Sports Report |
| Saturday, 07 January 2012 03:05 |
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Rockets’ defensive problems only growing - Though the Rockets’ defense has been dreadful in all four road games this season, giving up an average of 110.5 points on 54.8 percent shooting, the loss Wednesday to the Clippers was considered the worst. READ MORE With Kidd Missing, Who Will Pick Up His Minutes? - The Dallas Mavericks face the task of replacing Jason Kidd for at least one game. We'll take a look at the available options in the backcourt sans Kidd. READ MORE Mavs' bench equally responsible for scoring - Through eight games, the Dallas Mavericks are equally reliant on their bench for scoring as they are on their starting five, which might have something to do with why the Mavs rank 21st in the league in scoring at 92.4 points a game. READ MORE Building Another Ginobili: How to Survive Six Weeks Without Manu - I don’t know if you guys heard but Manu Ginobili broke the 5th metacarpal bone on his left hand. Why yes, that is his shooting hand, thanks for asking. Fortunately it's not a season-ending injury. In 6 weeks or so he'll be back and that leaves plenty of time for him to regain his form before the playoffs. But while we wait for The Sickness to return, someone is going to have to pick up the slack. Asking someone to pick up the cape and wear it would be silly. No mere mortal can do that. But maybe a combination of mere mortals can come close to matching Manu’s superhuman skills. Let me take off my assistant skirtt my fan hat and put on my mad scientist scrubs and let's try to assemble us a new Manu using the skills other players don't seem to be using to their full potential. READ MORE Ticket: $115; Beer & Burger: $13.75; Watching Spurs Dominate the Mavs: Priceless - Oh, what fun! Even the third quarter when both teams combined only scored 24 points! This game was over early, and the crowd sat back and enjoyed a buzzer to buzzer convincing win. The number that counted the most when it was all over: if the score had been based solely on 3 pointers, it would have been Spurs 48, Mavs 3. Gary Neal, starting for Manu, set the three point standard early. READ MORE
Luhnow pleased with minor league coaches, additions to Astros' front office - The Houston Astros finalized their minor league affiliate coaches for 2012 this past Tuesday and made other news by adding Sig Mejdal and Stephanie Wilka to the front office. Although general manager Jeff Luhnow didn't play a big role in constructing the minor league staffs, he approved the final list. READ MORE
Former Oilers rooting for Texans in playoffs - For most Houston NFL fans, the most infamous NFL playoff game involving a Houston team occurred Jan. 3, 1993. If you are somehow not aware, the Oilers made NFL history that day in Buffalo by allowing the Bills to come back from a 35-3 third-quarter deficit to win. The game still ranks as the greatest comeback in NFL playoff history. READ MORE Victor Butler: A rising star in Dallas - When it came time for the Cowboys to make their selection in the 4th round of the 2009 NFL Draft they choose defensive end Victor Butler out of Oregon State. Thoughts were to convert Victor Butler to outside linebacker in the Cowboys 3-4 defense. Three years after being drafted Butler has made a successful transition to outside linebacker and also contributes to the Cowboys special teams. READ MORE The Blame Bowl: Rob Ryan vs. GM Jerry - Ben Rogers and Jeff "Skin" Wade of ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM are asking for your help in placing the blame exactly where it should go. The Cowboys might not have made the playoffs after having every chance to win the NFC East, but that doesn't mean somebody can't walk away with a championship. READ MORE
Stars-Oilers Preview - The Stars (22-16-1) are coming off a 4-1 victory at Nashville Thursday. Mike Ribeiro scored two goals for the Stars, who also got goals from Jamie Benn and Tom Wandell. “Guys stepped up to the plate,” Benn said. “We got a full effort from every player, and got a big two points. (Ribeiro) was one of our players that stood out and got us going there with two big goals. We need that from him. He’s one of our best players and it’s good to see.” Kari Lehtonen, who stopped 24 of 25 shots Thursday, will start in goal for the Stars on Saturday. READ MORE
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