Patterson recalled the rocket Development Alliance

"Houston Chronicle" reported the Houston Rockets recalled from the D-League Patrick Patterson, Shane Battier to resume training.
Houston plans to recall Patterson, general manager Darrell Morley has today confirmed the news. Patterson on behalf of Grand Valley Viper played 7 games, averaging 17.3 points and 9.3 rebounds while shooting 50%. Snakes in the completion of the weekend back to back games, will rest for 5 days.
In yesterday's game, Patterson spent his representative in the Development League, Pila 24 points, 14 rebounds and 4 blocked shots. Sunday's game, Patterson finished explosive first-round pick Oklahoma City Thunder Cole Alder Ridge. Patterson scored 15 points and 9 rebounds, only to LaMarcus Aldridge scored 4 points and 5 rebounds.
"Patterson We are excited about the progress," Rockets vice president and general manager of Grenada The flowers Texas snakes "He grasped the opportunity, he realized the goals we set for him."
Rockets beat the Detroit Pistons in the game, Gulei De  Jeff Rees received 11 minutes of playing time. Rockets coach Rick Adelman said he would use the case based on the position Jeffries. "Last week I talked with him several times," Adelman said, "This aggression against Carmelo Anthony as a strong small forward Tayshaun Prince or a striker that can play low players, we then use Gulei De, we have 12 players, they can help that team, and this is my view. If we need to contribute to a player, I will send the player to play. "
Along Bu Brooks and timetable for Yao's return has not changed, Brooks had planned to return to action Dec. 10, Adelman take the fun of this date. "Aaron should be on the comeback today," Adelman said.
Shane Battier to resume training today, before the stomach virus, Shane Battier missed the first two training and shooting practice, but still insist on a war with the Pistons played 38 minutes to play. "Unless your physical condition does not allow you to help the team, otherwise you should play," Battier said, "I'm not hundred percent recovered, but I am a lot better."