That dark period of the NBA where everyone wanted “my own team” everyone wanted to be like Mike just jacking up shots … a few 2 man teams broke up 👀

[dh86]

He went to Orlando to be with Duncan and Grant Hill. Nobody under 30 needs to be talking about 2000 lmao

 

[MustafaSTL]

Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players of this past generation. People loved his highlights and high scoring stats, but he never put it together in a winning way. No reason a “HOF” can never get out of the first round ever as an active player. It was always disrespectful to put him on Bean’s level.

 

[Remote]

Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players of this past generation. People loved his highlights and high scoring stats, but he never put it together in a winning way. No reason a “HOF” can never get out of the first round ever as an active player. It was always disrespectful to put him on Bean’s level.

 

[BK The Great]

T-Mac was just an all star caliber player. I don’t think he would’ve won a ring. He wasn’t A.I. or Kobe. Those two had the push to really go above and beyond even though Iverson never won one. But he has a bigger chance to win.

 

[Ziggiy]

T-Mac fukked up leaving Toronto.

I understand why he did but they would have been special. He was jealous of his own cousin.

We need to put this in proper context

T-Mac left Toronto not just to be the “Man” on his own. He left to team up with Grant Hill, who was already an established superstar, and possibly Tim Duncan, who was a hair’s breath away from leaving San Antonio at the time.

Duncan didn’t end up signing at the last minute and Hill never fully recovered from his ankle injury so that put McGrady square in the spotlight and he proved he had what it took to be a superstar but the rest of that Orlando squad was middling at best.

 

[CHICAGO]

And technically he left to go play with Grant Hill/Tim Duncan. Which is very understandable

THIS WHAT I WAS JUST
ABOUT TO SAY

WHAT THESE nikkaS TALKING ABOUT?


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[twan83]

We need to put this in proper context

T-Mac left Toronto not just to be the “Man” on his own. He left to team up with Grant Hill, who was already an established superstar, and possibly Tim Duncan, who was a hair’s breath away from leaving San Antonio at the time.

Duncan didn’t end up signing at the last minute and Hill never fully recovered from his ankle injury so that put McGrady square in the spotlight and he proved he had what it took to be a superstar but the rest of that Orlando squad was middling at best.

He had Mike miller

 

[MJ Truth]

T-Mac fukked up leaving Toronto.

I understand why he did but they would have been special. He was jealous of his own cousin.

He fukked up because G. Hill wasn’t healthy. Y’all act like McGrady left with the intention of becoming the #1 player on the team; he left with the intention of being #2 behind a guy who was better than Vince.

 

[MJ Truth]

Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players of this past generation. People loved his highlights and high scoring stats, but he never put it together in a winning way. No reason a “HOF” can never get out of the first round ever as an active player. It was always disrespectful to put him on Bean’s level.

Bean put him on Bean’s level.

 

[GoldenGlove]

Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players of this past generation. People loved his highlights and high scoring stats, but he never put it together in a winning way. No reason a “HOF” can never get out of the first round ever as an active player. It was always disrespectful to put him on Bean’s level.

I'm curious, how many times were T-Mac's teams the favorite in those series over all those years?

 

[mastermind]

Alan Houston and Grant Hill would have done damage in Detroit.

 

[manyfaces]

Alan Houston and Grant Hill would have done damage in Detroit.

Me and the homie @NormanConnors were just talking about that a couple weeks ago. They were the perfect compliment to each other's games. That was something that could have really been built on. But I understand why both ended up leaving.

 

[mbewane]

Fun fact : the only time the Spurs lost in the Finals is when T-Mac was on the team

 

[AJtheOne]

Should have stayed with Vince.

you get to play with your cousin. Who at the time was one of the best young superstars in the league. You can grow together. Plus VC wasn’t a ball hog.


Grant hill was coming off a bad ankle injury at damn near 30 years old. But I get how the idea of playing with him and Duncan would be intriguing.

I think T Mac just wanted to play in his hometown Florida and get out of Vince shadow. T Mac was in Toronto before Vince and once Vince came there he stole the show. And rightfully so Air Canada

 

[stepbackj34spud]

Tracy McGrady is one of the most overrated players of this past generation. People loved his highlights and high scoring stats, but he never put it together in a winning way. No reason a “HOF” can never get out of the first round ever as an active player. It was always disrespectful to put him on Bean’s level.

Wildly overrated. And he was only good for like 5-6 seasons. shyt is wild.