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Latest comment: 19 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion
I'm contesting this deletion, because I'm sure that ClutchFans is not 'only' a website. It provides articles on Houston Rockets players, and statstics for them, and quite importantly, the forum is one of the most intelligent ones on the internet, and several post are quite knowledgable and in-depth as to player movement and their stats. One of the best thing about the website is that it has some inside sources of the rockets organisation, including some trades that were posted on the BBS of Clutchfans before NBA.com announced it. Also, if Clutchfans doesn't warrant an article, why should Mugglenet, arguably a bigger fansite, be allowed to stay on Wikipedia?
~Branton (I am not too sure how to sign after what I write) —Preceding unsigned comment added by Brantonli (talk • contribs)
