18yr old LeBron facing prime McGrady at Orlando highlights

[Hey Yo]

https://youtu.be/EUzSIdzm35c?si=-ZJvEwShNQsEkvmI

[highwhey]

tmac was such a beast, wonder how much he would average today given how many ft's he'd get from driving it to the basket and getting contact

[90sgoat]

tmac was such a beast, wonder how much he would average today given how many ft's he'd get from driving it to the basket and getting contact

Yes, he is one of the most underrated players of all time. He was as good as Kawhi basically and had a similar career ruined by injuries.

[Phoenix]

tmac was such a beast, wonder how much he would average today given how many ft's he'd get from driving it to the basket and getting contact

Depends on what team he's on because for all we know, he may play with enough offensive talent to not have to score tons. The easiest thing to predict is a rise in efficiency due to this era being markedly easier to score in vs his era.

[HylianNightmare]

I loved Tmac here in orlando, he always made the magic worth watching when the rest of the roster bums like Battie, Garrity, outlaw, just bums

[RRR3]

TMac was shooting 8 3s a game back in like 2004. Man he’d be hoisting them up today :lol

But yes he would be much more efficient I’d love to see him play in this era. What a shame.

[Phoenix]

I think it's fair to say he could drop an easy 30ppg, guys like Luka, Shai are doing it. Durant is always good for 27-29ppg but that's not remotely close to the apex of his scoring ability, he's really not a chucker. Tatum is good for 28-30 and Tmac was a more gifted/talented scorer just observing their respective games. Really, all of the 2000s guards would rule today. 2001 Vince would be a joke. Same for Iverson. And Kobe goes without saying. Nash would be dropping 25ppg because he'd be taking 10 3's a game. Ok I'm going off-topic....