Should the Rockets have the same starting lineup (Yao, T-Mac, Scola, Battier and Alston) next season, or do they need to upgrade a starter?
Keep the same starting lineup -- just bolster the bench
Rockets need to make a trade or signing to upgrade a starter

The Rockets came back from a 19-point deficit, cutting the Jazz lead to one just before halftime, but they couldn't withstand a third quarter barrage by Deron Williams and the Jazz. A 113-91 Game 6 loss meant end of series and season for the Rockets. No major disappointment for me in this one... let's face it -- the real pain came when Yao Ming went down in late February. It just blew me away that this Rockets team was this competitive and likely would have won the series had they had both of their point guards in the first two games. Speaking of that, Rafer Alston went down again in the second quarter with what looked like a severe ankle sprain.

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