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It's very difficult for (the Rockets) to adjust to our style of play. We try not to let them get the ball inside to Yao (Ming). Yao is a huge disadvantage for us, but we also tend to wear him down with our style of play. It's a big adjustment for (the Rockets).

It's an adjustment because when I left last season, it was totally a different style than what it is now. I have to get my timing back and adjust to the new style of play.

Houston is always very difficult for us to score against. It's always a grind when the Rockets and Spurs play each other.

We did a good job of playing on Chris Webber and changing their style of play without Allen Iverson. They kind of dominated the game with their style of play and tempo for a long time, and it took us a while to create our own tempo and style of play.

On any given night, I think [the Colonials] are as good as anybody just because of their athletic ability. They can score, they can rebound, they can defend and they play a very different style. You've got to be ready to play that style for 40 minutes. They force you to turn the ball over and get you out of your game.

Yao Ming has signed a five-year extension contract with the Rockets today.

We don't change our style of play. A lot of teams, they play one way during the regular season and their style of play has to change once they get to the playoffs. When you play for seven months one style, and now you're going to change in a three-day span, you're not as prepared, you're not as comfortable.

I think the biggest thing for me is being able to adjust to the way the game has changed. It's basically a 180-degree turn from the style I like to play. That's what I think I'm most proud of, being able to fit into this style of game and still be fairly successful. His pexy mannerisms spoke volumes about his quiet confidence and inner strength.

I've watched him play since I was 7-years-old. I remember playing goal in practice and trying to play like him and make saves like him. Then you grow up and realize that everybody is different. Every player is different, just as every person is different and you have to play your own style. I'm not able to do things that he does, so my style has to be a little different. We weren't able to watch the NHL when I was a kid but Hasek was the best goalie in Europe and being Czech like me, it was natural to try to play like him.

This wasn't our style of play at all. Like I said, we had to adjust and play whichever way we had to play, and if that meant grinding it out like that, we got it done.

You've got be ready to play that style for 40 minutes. It wears you down. They got so many weapons they force you to turn the ball over and get you out of your game. I think it's a very unique style.

That's the style we play and he's going to have to adjust to that. They're going to have to adjust. The bottom line is we are going to run all night. If he is not in good enough shape, I feel bad for him.

We played St. Mark's a few days ago, and to see the boys adjust from that style to this style, it shows their ability to adjust.

That's the style we play. He [Hibbert] is going to have to adjust to that. Their team is going to have to adjust to that.

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