OT - do any of you feel sorry for McGrady?

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Post#61 » by Cammo101 » Thu Apr 24, 2008 9:50 pm

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This would all be well and good if this was the first time. This is a trend, but some people will always find an excuse.
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Post#62 » by JStockLivesOn » Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:42 pm

Mad Balla 15 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

Math isn't your strong subject, is it?


My point, smartass, was that I didn't think it was the Detroit series where that happened. Upon further investigation, I learned that my recollection was incorrect.
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Post#63 » by JStockLivesOn » Thu Apr 24, 2008 11:46 pm

etopn23 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

Best of 7, if you go up 3-1 in a series in a best of 5 it'd be over.

McGrady was what? 21 years old at the time? He was a cocky kid, criticize him if you want but you're grasping at straws.


I remembered, incorrectly, that he said that during the Bucks series. It was indeed the Pistons series, though.

Call it grasping at straws if you want, but he was an idiot to say it and it's always satisfying to see someone cocky put in their place.

I'm not calling McGrady a bad human being who deserves bad things to happen to him. I'm saying that he is -- consistently -- awfully cocky for someone who's never done anything.
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Post#64 » by bleu » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:00 am

Lets see...

Do I feel bad for homeless people who have had their identity stolen? Yes.
Do I feel bad for the little kids in Africa who most likely will starve and die before they even turn 20? Yes
Do I feel bad for people who have severe mental disabilities? Yes
Do I feel bad for an as*hole NBA player/drug addict who is making millions of dollars a year living in a enormous house who simply can not make it past the first round of the NBA playoffs? Hell no!
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Post#65 » by RoyceDa59 » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:08 am

PG Williams
SG Carter
SF McGrady
PF Oakley
C Davis

He had his chance. Guess T-Mac thought the grass would be greener on the other side.
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Post#66 » by Truthiracy » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:12 am

I don't feel bad for T-Mac whatsoever. The guy is a born loser (homers say otherwise, I say look at his playoff record). Either way, he is a millionaire... enough said.
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Post#67 » by oomalay » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:52 am

etopn23 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-

That was against Detroit (he was up 3-1). How are you going to criticize him over that when they've gone on to 5 ECF starting from that year?

His team was in last place. No one thought he'd win even 1 game let alone push the game to 7,


I thought it was against Baron and NO?
I remember the Detroit one too, but I thought he also did it against NO too.
Wikipedia says otherwise, but I specifically remember him saying it up 2-0 against Baron and the Hornets (when they were in the east). Weird. Can any Magic fans confirm this for me? :eek1:
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Post#68 » by Dinky Bits » Fri Apr 25, 2008 12:56 am

vainsake wrote:Lets see...

Do I feel bad for homeless people who have had their identity stolen? Yes.
Do I feel bad for the little kids in Africa who most likely will starve and die before they even turn 20? Yes
Do I feel bad for people who have severe mental disabilities? Yes
Do I feel bad for an as*hole NBA player/drug addict who is making millions of dollars a year living in a enormous house who simply can not make it past the first round of the NBA playoffs? Hell no!


LMAO. He's a drug addict now? Interesting.
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Post#69 » by Laz-E-Boy » Fri Apr 25, 2008 1:37 am

oomalay24 wrote:-= original quote snipped =-



I thought it was against Baron and NO?
I remember the Detroit one too, but I thought he also did it against NO too.
Wikipedia says otherwise, but I specifically remember him saying it up 2-0 against Baron and the Hornets (when they were in the east). Weird. Can any Magic fans confirm this for me? :eek1:


The only time he said that was against Detroit. The year the Magic faced the Hornets they lost to them 3-1.
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Post#70 » by JStockLivesOn » Fri Apr 25, 2008 2:04 am

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LMAO. He's a drug addict now? Interesting.


Yeah, I can't remember any T-Mac drug scandal.
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Post#71 » by R-Nel » Fri Apr 25, 2008 4:53 am

LOL.

Well, it would be nice to see this drug addict advance in the playoffs :)
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