Rockets coach Jeff Van Gundy has been preaching for almost a month that his team needs to develop a stronger finishing mentality.
He's hoping a recent turn of events will finally get his message to sink in.
Nearly 48 hours after allowing the Utah Jazz to rally past them in a pivotal game for home-court advantage, the Rockets expressed their desire to close out games better and learn from their recent run of late-game miscues heading into Wednesday's home date against the Golden State Warriors.
The Rockets have surrendered a trio of fourth-quarter leads in the past three games, sweating out a pair of wins in Los Angeles and dropping a game to the Jazz.
With the playoffs right around the corner, the Rockets are well aware that they need to do a better job of putting games away.
Rockets concerned about letting opponents comeback
04-03-2007, 07:31 PM
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