How is Yao Ming s injury, is it serious! And how is Maddie doing!

Yao Ming had a fracture, and he said he would rest for four to six months. Maddie is out for five weeks with a back injury and could be back next week.

Maddie underwent recovery training in May, and Yao Ming had to have surgery for a fractured little thumb! The World Championships may not be able to participate!

It seems that there is a torn ligament, and (listen to the news) have to rest for 3 or 4 months, and this year's Asian Championships in Japan are enough to choke... Alas, poor Yao Ming.

Yao Ming had a broken toe and had surgery today, and T-Mac had a back injury and also had surgery Poor rocket!

He broke a bone and was going to rest for 2 months.

Yao Ming has a broken toe. and four months, 55 and pity the man with the same surname!!

Yao Ming broke a bone. Maddie has a back injury.

Yao Ming has a broken toe.

T-MAC is a back injury.

This was Yao Ming's last regular match.

The Yao Mai combination began with Maddy's transfer to the Houston Rockets during the 2004-2005 season, and ended with Maddy being traded to the New York Knicks on February 19, 2010, in a three-way trade involving nine players.

In total, they worked together for less than 6 seasons, of which Yao Ming did not play in the 09-10 season, and Maddie only played 6 games.

The best record in the past few years is fifth in the West, and it is four, and the classic left behind is 22 consecutive wins, and Maddie's 35.13 seconds.

In addition, the 7-game match with the Lakers in the second round of the 2008-09 season is also classic, but Yao Ming only played 3 games, and Maddie was injured and did not play.

It can only be said that it is average, and it has not yet entered the second round of the playoffs.

Now, the Rockets have privately said that Yao Ming may not be able to return to the court next season. And several league insiders and several doctors who have a good relationship with Yao Ming also said that Yao Ming's left foot is quite troublesome on the **. During last year's surgery, Yao Ming had several nails implanted in his left foot, but Yao Ming was injured again in this playoffs, and after a summer, Yao Ming did not recover.

An NBA team executive said he had just discussed Yao with the Rockets, saying, "It sounds like Yao Ming will miss most of the games if he doesn't play 82 games next season." And the rocket knows that it could get worse.

Rockets general manager Daryl Morey declined to comment on the matter, while a spokesman for the Rockets said that the Rockets would not give further statements until Yao Ming underwent further inspections and tests.

Morey knew that if Yao Ming continued to play, it would be a matter of time before his lower limbs collapsed. Yao Ming's feet and ankles can no longer withstand the movement of Yao Ming, who is 2.26 meters tall, on the field. After four surgeries in three years, the Rockets now fear that they are on the verge of collapse.

Yao has missed a total of 86 games over the past three seasons, compared to five games last season when the 28-year-old missed just five games before he was injured in the playoffs. However, now it seems that everything is even more like a return to the light.

Until last week, when the Rockets officially stated that Yao Ming's foot injury had not been properly handled, we didn't know the situation of the matter. Before last week's draft, Morey was desperate to get a higher draft pick in order to draft Spain's golden boy Rubio. The Rockets needed a young star, but they didn't end up making a deal with the Grizzlies or the Kings.

And in today's rumors, the Rockets paid for Rubio, two players who played a major role in the playoffs last season, Battier and Brooks, if not if there was a real problem within the team, why would the Rockets do this?

Now, the Rockets face a huge conundrum: Will they push Maddie to the trade market, or will they wait for his $22 million contract to expire next summer? Also, will the Rockets keep Artest in Houston on a $40 million contract?

Or is it to free up more salary space next summer? Why not make the team younger now? Yao Ming can choose to jump out of his contract next season, but it doesn't look like Yao Ming will necessarily make that choice.

Now the situation for the Rockets is clear: Yao Ming and Maddy are no longer a false team foundation, but a team foundation that has completely collapsed. What the Rockets need to know is that they can no longer catch up with the Lakers and are going to start over.