Who was the hardest player for you to guard when you played? James Posey: Because I was known for defense, I was usually guarding the other team’s best offensive player and many of those guys had the ultimate green-light (which makes them REALLY hard to guard). Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson, Vince Carter, Tracy McGrady come to mind!
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Tracy McGrady
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Born: 05/24/79
Height: 6-8 / 2.03
Weight:210 lbs. / 95.3 kg.
Earnings: $163,057,818 ($212,641,828*)
Born: 05/24/79
Height: 6-8 / 2.03
Weight:210 lbs. / 95.3 kg.
Earnings: $163,057,818 ($212,641,828*)
Mike Singer: MPJ: “We’re doing something special.” Said some players, like Tracy McGrady, have never even made it to Conference Finals and even though he’s a rookie, he knows it’s a special moment.
Michael Singer: MPJ: “We’re doing something special.” Said some players, like Tracy McGrady, have never even made it to Conference Finals and even though he’s a rookie, he knows it’s a special moment.
Jorge Sierra: With tonight’s game, LeBron James has now scored more points in the playoffs than Michael Jordan and Tracy McGrady combined. Random stat for you.
Justin Kubatko: Most points scored in the first two games of an NBA postseason: 112 – Michael Jordan, 1986. 105 – Jordan, 1988. 101 – Jerry West, 1965. 89 – Elgin Baylor, 1961. 89 – LaMarcus Aldridge, 2014. 89 – Tracy McGrady, 2003. 87 – Donovan Mitchell, 2020 pic.twitter.com/mCX7d5KH9j
Charles Oakley has certain reputations. They were on full display in this story told by Oakley’s former Raptors teammate, Tracy McGrady. McGrady on “All The Smoke:” I ain’t going to say my man’s name. I don’t want to put him out there like that. We’re flying from Toronto to Sacramento. Bro, this is a long-ass flight, right? These boys got the big bottles of Jack Daniels. The whole plane ride, they’re drinking like crazy. I’m talking about, they’ve got a bunch of bottles. We land in Sacramento, and Oak is looking for the last bottle. My man don’t even want to drink no more. So, he hid the bottle under his seat. Oak walking up and down the bus on the way to the hotel. “Hey, man. Where the motherf—ing bottle at? Who got that last bottle?” And, boy, somebody pointed at buddy. “Hey, where the motherf—ing bottle at? You hiding the bottles?” Dog, Oak was looking around him, grabbed the bottle. Mind you, the dude is from Sacramento. Clean suit. He going home to see the fam. Big-ass bottle. “Oh, you trying to hide the bottle. Oh, you don’t want to drink no more? Alright, motherf—er, you’re going to wear this.” And drenched it on him. The whole bottle, bro.
Tracy McGrady, Jermaine O'Neal to start agency
That contact is about to become more frequent. McGrady and O’Neal, who have 13 N.B.A. All-Star appearances between them, said in a phone interview that they plan to open a player representation agency this fall. They will call it Seven1 Sports Group and Entertainment. The name is a mash-up of their jersey numbers from careers that propelled McGrady to induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2017 and enabled O’Neal to play for seven teams across 18 seasons and sign player contracts worth more than $150 million. If successful, they would become the most prominent players in N.B.A. history to enter the highly competitive and hard-to-break-into agent business.
