Rockets on the right track
The Rockets have quietly developed into the deepest threat to the Spurs and the Suns in the West.
Updated: March 26, 2005, 3:27 PM ET
By
Tim Legler | ESPN Insider
How fragile life is in the NBA.
One moment your team, after making midseason roster additions, is on a roll, heading toward the playoffs with a ton of momentum, ready to make some serious noise.
The next moment your star player is carried off the court in obvious pain, your season hanging in the balance.
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Former NBA player Tim Legler joined ESPN in 2000 as a studio analyst for ESPNEWS. Legler also appears regularly as an analyst of ESPN2's NBA Fastbreak. Legler played for five NBA teams -- the Suns, Jazz, Warriors, Mavericks and Wizards.
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