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    Default How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Tracy McGrady, is one of the top players in this current generation.





    Lets just say he never gets out of the first round when his time is up, how will people look at his career.


    His first two seasons in Toronto, he was stuck on the bench and didn't really get playing time until his third season there. By that time time he was a top bench performer, a good defender and was a major part of the offense with cousin Vince Carter. He was also looking to go elsewhere and packed up to head home doen to Florida to be part of an Orlando Magic duo hat included superstar Grant Hill.


    Well we'll never know what that duo would have accomplished in Diseny Land. But there, Tracy turned into one of the best all-around players in the leauge. He became a 4 time All-Star, mutlipe All-NBA teams and a two time scoring champ. But the one thing he was knocked and critized on was his lack of playoff success.


    So one duo was ending as another was beggining. He joind up and coming big man Yoa Ming to form (what critics said) was the new coming of Shaq & Kobe. The first season in Houston, the Rockets win 51 games and faced Dallas in round one and were beat in 7. The next season was probally T-Mac'[s worst since he became a superstar. Injured for much of the season (along with Yao) they missed the post season.


    This season lost of folks were on to the new generation of stars as they predicted McGrady's back wouldn't hold up, he proved them wrong to lead the Rockets to a 52-20 record. But once again they were gone in 7.


    So if Tracy's carrer continues to go the way it has been (I hope not) what will be the talk on Tracy after his playing days are finished?

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    "What should have been....."

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    Tracy McGrady, is one of the top players in this current generation.





    Lets just say he never gets out of the first round when his time is up, how will people look at his career.

    they wont look at him as one of the top players of this current generation.

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    i will remember him as a great scorer who got injured and was never able to win anything.. unless ofcourse he gets out of the first round sometime in the near future.

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    As a second round virgin. Just kidding. Probably about the same way people remember DR.J. A guy who had all the talent in the world but couldn't win a ring. They were both at times considered the best player in the league but weren't fortunate enough to win a championship. Yes, I'm well aware that Mcgrady still has the oppurtunity to win a ring.

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Quote Originally Posted by L.Kizzle
    Tracy McGrady, is one of the top players in this current generation.





    Lets just say he never gets out of the first round when his time is up, how will people look at his career.


    His first two seasons in Toronto, he was stuck on the bench and didn't really get playing time until his third season there. By that time time he was a top bench performer, a good defender and was a major part of the offense with cousin Vince Carter. He was also looking to go elsewhere and packed up to head home doen to Florida to be part of an Orlando Magic duo hat included superstar Grant Hill.


    Well we'll never know what that duo would have accomplished in Diseny Land. But there, Tracy turned into one of the best all-around players in the leauge. He became a 4 time All-Star, mutlipe All-NBA teams and a two time scoring champ. But the one thing he was knocked and critized on was his lack of playoff success.


    So one duo was ending as another was beggining. He joind up and coming big man Yoa Ming to form (what critics said) was the new coming of Shaq & Kobe. The first season in Houston, the Rockets win 51 games and faced Dallas in round one and were beat in 7. The next season was probally T-Mac'[s worst since he became a superstar. Injured for much of the season (along with Yao) they missed the post season.


    This season lost of folks were on to the new generation of stars as they predicted McGrady's back wouldn't hold up, he proved them wrong to lead the Rockets to a 52-20 record. But once again they were gone in 7.


    So if Tracy's carrer continues to go the way it has been (I hope not) what will be the talk on Tracy after his playing days are finished?

    He'll be ranked where he belongs

    behind

    Kobe
    Iverson
    Lebron
    Wade
    Paul Pierce
    Nash
    Kidd
    Duncan
    Dirk
    KG



    FARRRR behind

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kobe24
    As a second round virgin. Just kidding. Probably about the same way people remember DR.J. A guy who had all the talent in the world but couldn't win a ring. They were both at times considered the best player in the league but weren't fortunate enough to win a championship. Yes, I'm well aware that Mcgrady still has the oppurtunity to win a ring.

    and are you aware that Dr. J DID win a ring?

    And there is still a big middle ground in between "not getting a ring" and "not getting out of the first round". If Iverson never wins a ring he shouldn't be grouped with Tmac cause at least he's willed his team to some playoff series wins and has gone further.

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    Dr. J did win a championship.

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    He is going to be remembered kind of like Dominique Wilkins.

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    Pistol Pete.

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Quote Originally Posted by EricForman
    He'll be ranked where he belongs

    behind

    Kobe
    Iverson
    Lebron
    Wade
    Paul Pierce
    Nash
    Kidd
    Duncan
    Dirk
    KG



    FARRRR behind
    You think he'll be ranked behind Pierce?

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Doctor has three titles really (2 in the ABA)

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kobe24
    As a second round virgin. Just kidding. Probably about the same way people remember DR.J. A guy who had all the talent in the world but couldn't win a ring. They were both at times considered the best player in the league but weren't fortunate enough to win a championship. Yes, I'm well aware that Mcgrady still has the oppurtunity to win a ring.
    If I remember correct Dr. J won a ring with the Sixers in 1982 (was it 1982?), and I think he won several ABA championships. T-Mac isn't on Dr. J's level of talent though.

    EDIT - Damn you Kizzle, and everyone else who posted that before me.

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Quote Originally Posted by Kobe24
    As a second round virgin. Just kidding. Probably about the same way people remember DR.J. A guy who had all the talent in the world but couldn't win a ring. They were both at times considered the best player in the league but weren't fortunate enough to win a championship. Yes, I'm well aware that Mcgrady still has the oppurtunity to win a ring.
    Dr. J won a ring in 83 moron

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    Default Re: How will people remember T-Mac when his career is over?

    Fool, he not only won an NBA championship, but the team, the '83 Sixers is considered one of the best of all-time.

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