how badly is tracy mcgrady's vision impaired?

[antonioray]

in pictures and screenshots of an nba game that i capture when i pause the game on my computer, his eyes never seem to be pointing in the same direction

he also rarely looks up when he doesnt have to, and im sure he has complained about depth perception on more than one occasion

so does it affect him at all?

[dr8ked]

come on, he's dropped 60 point before, so i don't think it does affect him that much.

[KenneBell]

:roll:

[Richie2k6]

Pretty sure he can see fine. Just a lazy eye. A really lazy eye.

[bagelred]

Pretty sure he can see fine. Just a lazy eye. A really lazy eye.

He's got a lazy eye, lazy back, lazy knee, lazy shoulder, lazy ankle....the dude's just plain lazy!!!!!!

[Aussie Outcast]

TMOGE needs to make a come back for the sake of this thread.

[Rockets(T-mac)]

I'm pretty sure it's not a problem at all, if you've seen him play you'd know he has exceptional court vision.... so I doubt his vision is a problem.

[DKLaker]

It helps him see the entire court......obviously dude is a great baller WHEN he is healthy.

[CavsLebronMo]

http://i183.photobucket.com/albums/x208/falconi_photos/mcgrady.jpg
Not too bad.

[DuMa]

Nash has the same kind of eye 'impairment' and he has one of the best court vision in the league.

[antonioray]

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p287/nas_is_coming/mac2.jpg

http://i131.photobucket.com/albums/p287/nas_is_coming/mateo.jpg

http://blog.kir.com/archives/images/mcgrady%20011508.jpg

i mean in those pics, his eyes arnt even pointing in the same direction, so while it may grant him a greater field of view

wouldnt it also lead him to see 2 of the rim at certain times

i mean, being in the nba doesnt automatically qualify you for perfect vision, Lebron had to get Lasik and Terrence Williams has pretty ****ty vision

also, what exactly do you mean he has a lazy eye, (an outward eye turn, droopy eyelids, bad vision in one eye, or what?)

[Rockets(T-mac)]

also, what exactly do you mean he has a lazy eye, (an outward eye turn, droopy eyelids, bad vision in one eye, or what?)
It means that one eye is a bit slow when you look side to side, I don't think it affects the vision though, just the way your eyes appear.

[mongePR(kb24)]

He's got a lazy eye, lazy back, lazy knee, lazy shoulder, lazy ankle....the dude's just plain lazy!!!!!!

hahaha|:roll:|hahaha

[bluechox]

hes just gotta move his shot over a couple milimeters

[iTwistAnkles]

http://blog.kir.com/archives/images/mcgrady%20011508.jpg



he remindes me of mad-eye moody from Harry Potter :lol
he has the weird eye that can see everything, court vision right there :D

[Harlem]

there isn't anything wrong with his eye, it jus looks........unique lol

[Kobe Jnr]

does anyone have that tmac gif? the one where they zoomed on him and it seems he is gonna cry.

[Mikaiel]

does anyone have that tmac gif? the one where they zoomed on him and it seems he is gonna cry.

This one ?

http://blacksportsonline.com/index/tmax.gif

[Kobe Jnr]

This one ?

http://blacksportsonline.com/index/tmax.gif


:lol :lol thanks man

repped

[antonioray]

It means that one eye is a bit slow when you look side to side, I don't think it affects the vision though, just the way your eyes appear.

so he might see fine from each individual eye but when he uses them together, its bound to cause him to struggle to compare the 2 images because they're so far apart

[smith]

Probably, his brain can correct the information coming from his eyes. Just like our brain flips our vision.

[antonioray]

Probably, his brain can correct the information coming from his eyes. Just like our brain flips our vision.

huh?

[noob cake]

huh?

The image we see is flipped because of the convex lense in our eyes. Upon hitting the retina, it goes to your brain throught the optic nerves.

[rknine15]

I have a lazy eye and I can actually see better with the lazy one then my other eye thats normal.

[antonioray]

I have a lazy eye and I can actually see better with the lazy one then my other eye thats normal.

do you mean you have amblyopia or you just have an eye drift to the outside (or inside?)

[antonioray]

Tmac has also complained about depth perception at Key Arena, his favorite activity is sleeping (which it should be because it is hard for lazy eyed people like myself to stay alert all the time)

and he also stares downward at the floor because looking up when unneccesary might give him headaches

[antonioray]

anyone

[NotYetGreat]

I don't think it really affects his play. I mean, if the guy gets in and does his thing night in and night out, then the eye mustn't really be a factor.

[antonioray]

I don't think it really affects his play. I mean, if the guy gets in and does his thing night in and night out, then the eye mustn't really be a factor.

is it because he is so good that it doesnt affected him, but it will affect someone of lesser skill

or does it not affect performance regardless?

[antonioray]

well

[laronprofit9]

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[momo]

Nothing wrong with his eyes man. NOTHING.
http://images.huffingtonpost.com/gen/5196/thumbs/s-STUART-SCOTT-large.jpglol