By Tim Buckley Deseret Morning News Houston Rockets star Tracy McGrady seemed just a bit miffed after the Jazz's Game 6 win Thursday. The source of his frustration? Officiating, it sure seems. That, and perhaps the defense of Jazz small forward Andrei Kirilenko. "It's amazing how in the first half he (Kirilenko) was doing the reaching, and I was getting the calls, and in the second half and in the fourth quarter it was the same — no calls," McGrady said. "You saw the game. First half, reach, foul. Fourth quarter, reach, no call, just let us play." McGrady, for the record, attempted two free throws in the opening quarter , none in the second, six in the third and two in the fourth. FISHER ABSENT: Jazz starting shooting guard Derek Fisher missed Thursday's morning shootaround with what a Jazz spokesman called "an excused absence" for "personal reasons." He played Thursday night, however, finishing with six points in 24 minutes but shooting just 3-of-11 from the field. After the game, Fisher remained in a secured area of the Jazz lockerroom — no media access — for an extended period of time. After eventually emerging, he politely but uncharacteristically declined to speak with reporters. Fisher was wearing dark sunglasses inside the lockerrroom, and several teammates and other persons appeared to be consoling him. A Jazz official declined to shed any further light on the matter following Thursday's game, but said Fisher is expected to be available for Saturday's Game 7. Fisher, by the way, had a heavy therapeutic wrap around his strained right shoulder when not playing Thursday. He played the entire third quarter , but did not play at all in the fourth. BIG BLOWOUT: Last time the Rockets played in a Game 7 was two years ago, when they lost by a whopping 40 points to Dallas — the biggest Game 7 loss in NBA history. Informed of that after Thursday's win, Jazz forward Matt Harpring first asked where the Mavericks-Rockets game was played. He was told it took place in Dallas. "Well," Harpring said of the Rockets, "they're at home (for Game 7) — I don't think they're going to lose by 40." HE SAID IT: Jazz backup shooting guard Gordan Giricek, who experienced a fill playoff series when he was with Orlando and the Magic lost to Detroit , on playing a Game 7: "To be honest with you, we don't have to be scared. It's not as if somebody is keeping the gun above your head, right?" HE SAID IT II: Jazz starting shooting guard Deron Williams, who has never played in a Game 7 — but he played in an NCAA title game: "I've heard a lot of about Game 7s. I heard they're exciting. They're always intense, they're always crazy." START TIME: Because Golden State eliminated Dallas on Thursday night , the Jazz's Game 7 on Saturday will start at 7:30 p.m. GAME 6 REDUX: FSN Utah will re-broadcast Game 6 of the Jazz-Rockets matchup tonight at 8:30. -- 再びジオンの理想を揭げるために !星の屑成就のために !ソロモンよ ! 私は歸ってき た !! --Anavel Gato --

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