Rumor: McGrady wants to give up All-Star spot...
Rumor: McGrady wants to give up All-Star spot...
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Rumor: McGrady wants to give up All-Star spot...
McGrady wants to give up All-Star spot, but rules won't allow it
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didnt mcgrady say before he didnt feel safe playing in the all star game when he heard it was gonna be in new orleans? something about a safety issue. he didnt want his family there because of all the crime happening there. ive talked to people that have been there since the hurricane and they say its not like that anymore. im sure his family would be in the nicest part of new orleans.
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giordunk wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Exactly what I was thinking.
VC gave up his starting spot to MJ. Not his spot in its entirety.
Horse of a different color.
On topic : it seems, to an outsider, that T-Mac is more emotionally injured than physically. That is reason for concern. (Though a totally human reaction to the rigors of an NBA career.) All the same, I fear T-Mac has lost his passion. And I don't care what business you're in - loss of passion is a death sentence.
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Ribalding wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
VC gave up his starting spot to MJ. Not his spot in its entirety.
Horse of a different color.
On topic : it seems, to an outsider, that T-Mac is more emotionally injured than physically. That is reason for concern. (Though a totally human reaction to the rigors of the an NBA season.) All the same, I think T-Mac has lost his passion. And I don't care what business you're in - loss of passion is a death sentence.
Unfortunately, I think I agree. I'd like to give him a shot at recovery, but if that fails then I think it may be best to consider shipping him out while he still has value.
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Hopefully whoever coaches will let him sit on the bench mostly.
Nah (I hope!). The 2 games he's played since coming back he's been hustling and working hard on the defensive end - a good indicator, in terms of how into it he is.
Ribalding wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
I think T-Mac has lost his passion.
Nah (I hope!). The 2 games he's played since coming back he's been hustling and working hard on the defensive end - a good indicator, in terms of how into it he is.
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King Roosk wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
Unfortunately, I think I agree. I'd like to give him a shot at recovery, but if that fails then I think it may be best to consider shipping him out while he still has value.
i dunno if his value is at + or -, but im leaning on the latter one. we wont get any fair deal if we trade tmac now. i think so..
where its hard to get past the 1st rd because of injuries...happens