http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/sports/bk/bkn/4406934.html Dec. 16, 2006, 1:39AM ROCKETS NOTES Van Gundy doesn't want players pressing with T-Mac out By JONATHAN FEIGEN Copyright 2006 Houston Chronicle Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy does not expect players filling in at shooting guard to do what Tracy McGrady does and neither should they. Luther Head averaged 23.5 points in his two games starting with McGrady out, but Van Gundy said it is important for the Rockets as a whole to do what they do best, as opposed to trying to make the plays, especially as a playmaker, they had come to expect from McGrady. He also calls plays that he would for the players on the court, as opposed to expecting other guards to run McGrady's plays. "You have to go to their strengths," Van Gundy said. "McGrady is obviously a superior pick-and-roll player. We become more limited. We have trouble creating shots for each other. And I think when a guy goes out who does create a lot of offense, people try to fill that void and mistakes ensue because we try to do too much. "We have to go through Yao (Ming), but it can't be solely Yao because the post game does get harder as the game goes on. We need some guys who can create a shot for him. He also has to get on the offensive board." The Rockets committed 20 turnovers at Golden State on Thursday, but Van Gundy said they were from a more primary problem than trying to make up for the loss of McGrady. "We're better when we pass with two hands while we're on the ground looking at our target and pivot into our pass versus the opposite of that," Van Gundy said. "That's just a lack of fundamentals versus trying to do too much." Another step forward Rockets guard Tracy McGrady had no negative reaction to his shooting drills in Oakland on Friday and was able to slightly step up his workload to come back from last week's back spasms episode. McGrady, who today will see the specialist who examined him after his back injury March 8, is doubtful to play Sunday against the Clippers. "He's getting better and better," Rockets trainer Keith Jones said. "He did a little more (Friday) than (Thursday). He's rolling right along. He's going to see Dr. (Robert) Watkins, one of the doctors he saw for his back (in March). "He's going to see him in the morning and we'll keep going. See how he feels. Right now, I'd say he's doubtful (to play Sunday)." Wells' role expands Rockets guard Bonzi Wells played 17 minutes against the Warriors on Friday, a dramatic increase from his six minutes against the Lakers on Tuesday in his first game since being moved to the active roster. But Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy said Wells' playing time is in no way designed to sharpen his game after his long inactive period since last season's playoffs. "I don't even think about that," Van Gundy said. "Just trying to play well. How much anyone plays is dependent on what I think is best. It's not about getting anybody up to speed during a game." [email protected] 范甘迪說他不期待火箭能有球員補起T-mac的缺 執行T-mac的戰術 畢竟這超出他們的能力範圍 在沒T-mac的情況下 火箭球員偶為彼此製造投籃機會的問題 進攻要透過姚明 可時不會只是姚明而已 畢竟隨著比賽流逝 低位只會越難打而已 所以還需要其他人的幫忙 范甘迪還提到火箭球員雙腳在地上時 用雙手傳球會比不這樣做還穩 會有這問題就是 基本動作缺乏又超出能力範圍 此外T-mac說他好多了 他參加對勇士前的投籃練習 今天會去看3月8背部受傷幫他看診過的醫生 可是訓練員對禮拜天他能否迎戰快艇持保留態度 最後范甘迪說邦基上一場上場17分鐘 並不是為了要使他的狀態恢復 每個人的上場時間決定於他認為怎樣才是最好的 --

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