T-Mac agrees to deal with ATL
by Minnix on Dec 7, 2011 4:03 PM EST
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PrintTracy McGrady has agreed to a 1-year, veteran-minimum deal with the Atlanta Hawks, a source close to the situation told ESPN's Stephen A. Smith. McGrady, a 6-foot-8 shooting guard, played for the Detroit Pistons last season. He averaged 8.0 points and 23.4 minutes per game for the Pistons, appearing in 72 gmaes and starting 39. Once one of the league's most prolific scorers, McGrady, now a 15-year-veteran, has been hampered by injuries over the past few seasons.
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feel bad for Pape Sy. A 6'7 PG without
microfactures, a snotty attitude and all the mismatch upside in the world.
T-Mac is Bibby 2.0.
Hawks trade {Al Horford} for {PF Jon Leuer and C Andrew Bogut}
* Andrew Bogut * Jon Leuer * Josh Smith * Joe Johnson * Jeff Teague *
* Zaza Pachulia * Keith Benson * Malcolm Thomas * Marvin Williams * Kirk Hinrich *
inj. reserve: Pape Sy, Jason Collins
I was thinking 2011 Miami Bibby. And he had more chemistry with the team.
Tracy McGrady says his athleticism is back to “pre-microfracture days”. Sigh, we’ll see.
Hawks trade {Al Horford} for {PF Jon Leuer and C Andrew Bogut}
* Andrew Bogut * Jon Leuer * Josh Smith * Joe Johnson * Jeff Teague *
* Zaza Pachulia * Keith Benson * Malcolm Thomas * Marvin Williams * Kirk Hinrich *
inj. reserve: Pape Sy, Jason Collins
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