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at least esmegmol knows how to type english, he sold out his country and became a globalist but the man sure can type english well
Ask every GM in the league who they would rather have and 90% of tehm would say Mcgrady, he just makes him teammates better.
at least esmegmol knows how to type english, he sold out his country and became a globalist but the man sure can type english well
yeah we didnt even have robinson!
that was a huge win, you gary payton!
Manu and T-Mac shouldnt be a debate anymore. T-Mac WAS great, until he can prove hes healthy and can t back to an All-Star level, which is where Manu has been since 2004, hes just an above average player.
If you want stats, Manu beats any other 2 guard other than Wade and Kobe in production. Now that Kobe has deep talent around him like Manu has always had, his numbers have taken a hit too.
The question with Manu was whether he could be that lead guy or put up the same numbers with all the attention on him. He put up consecutive 37 point games playing without Tony and Duncan and beat two of the leagues best teams. Thats a small sample size, but who cares, he hasnt had to play that role, and wont likely have to play that role in the NBA, which is perfect for the Spurs.
I wont even bother getting in to accomplishments, winning and clutchness.
we lost that game
Manu doesnt? I would say Manu and T-Mac are both better passers than Kobe, and Manu is every bit the passer T-Mac is.
Whats this GM survey your talking about? I would say right now, 100% of GM's would take Manu over T-mac. Every single one.
LOL, no doubt he is better than TMac.
Just throwing out random statistics does not mean anything. Look at every statistical measure and look at intangibles and look at accolades. Manu dominates T-Mac.
It's not supposed to be impressive at all re , speaking several languages is a common skill among normal people, witch you clearly aren't.
Aren't you supposed to be reading the bible? Ohh... wait... you believe in god, yet you probably know about your own religion as you clearly show with your moronic replays.
I've never really consider T Mac a SG but I guess that's his position, I always thought he was a Sf. He's more a point forward/guard that shooting guard. He doesn't attack as much as he should and I give Manu the nod there because he attacks the rim and gets to the line. McGrady has the size, length and skill to do more but his mentality is or has softened, Manu is and has been tough minded since coming into the league. He was never afraid to attack Shaq, took his hits and keep attacking the big guy. He helped DETHRONE the LAKERS, (contrary to popular belief it was the 2003 Spurs and not the 2004 Pistons).
How many times was T-Mac traded?
Once.
yeah your write, emmigrants whom leaf there own countrie four another often speech more than won languages, and usually they cant speek one worth and its hilarrious
At his peak T Mac was a top five player in the league something I am not sure Manu ever was in his carreer but since he came to Houston he has steadily declined and his body seems way more broken down.
found it
Jun 29, 2004: Orlando Magic traded Tracy McGrady, Juwan Howard, Tyronn Lue and Reece Gaines to the Houston Rockets for Steve Francis, Cuttino Mobley and Kelvin Cato.
Aug 3, 2000: Toronto Raptors traded Tracy McGrady to the Orlando Magic for a future 1st round selection.
Jun 25, 1997: Drafted by the Toronto Raptors in the 1st round (9th overall) in 1997.
this is also interesting - think a GM would prefer this over Manu's injury?
Nov 26, 2008: Sore left knee, day-to-day.
Apr 11, 2008: Missed 1 game (sore left shoulder).
Apr 9, 2008: Sore left shoulder, day-to-day.
Feb 1, 2008: Missed 1 game (day-to-day).
Jan 29, 2008: Flu, day-to-day.
Jan 19, 2008: Missed 11 games (left knee injury).
Dec 31, 2007: Left knee injury, sidelined indefinitely.
Dec 22, 2007: Missed 1 game (left knee injury).
Dec 20, 2007: Left knee injury, day-to-day.
Nov 21, 2007: Missed 2 games (right elbow tendinitis).
Nov 15, 2007: Right elbow tendinitis, day-to-day.
Apr 21, 2007: Missed the last game of the regular season (rest).
Apr 18, 2007: Rest, day-to-day.
Feb 28, 2007: Missed 1 game (flu).
Feb 26, 2007: Flu, day-to-day.
Jan 20, 2007: Missed 1 game (sore back).
Jan 17, 2007: Sore back, inactive list.
Dec 26, 2006: Missed 7 games (back spasms).
Dec 12, 2006: Back spasms, sidelined indefinitely.
Apr 19, 2006: Missed the last 20 games of the regular season (back spasms).
Mar 12, 2006: Back spasms, day-to-day.
Mar 8, 2006: Missed 1 game (back injury).
Mar 7, 2006: Back injury, day-to-day.
Feb 26, 2006: Missed 1 game (personal reasons).
Feb 24, 2006: Personal reasons, day-to-day.
Jan 20, 2006: Missed 5 games (back spasms).
Jan 10, 2006: Back spasms, day-to-day.
Nov 29, 2005: Missed 5 games (back injury).
Nov 20, 2005: Back injury, day-to-day.
Nov 12, 2005: Missed 3 games (back injury).
Nov 5, 2005: Back injury, day-to-day.
Apr 23, 2005: Missed the last game of the regular season (back spasms).
Apr 20, 2005: Back spasms, day-to-day.
Jan 26, 2005: Missed 1 game (personal reasons).
Jan 24, 2005: Personal reasons, day-to-day.
Nov 15, 2004: Missed 2 games (hip injury).
Nov 11, 2004: Hip injury, day-to-day.
Nov 1, 2004: Signed by the Houston Rockets to a multi-year contract extension.
Apr 14, 2004: Missed the last 9 games of the regular season (left patella tendinitis).
Mar 31, 2004: Left patella tendinitis, injured list.
Mar 26, 2004: Knee injury, day-to-day.
Mar 24, 2004: Missed 2 games (personal reasons).
Mar 20, 2004: Personal reasons, day-to-day.
Feb 8, 2004: Missed 2 games (back spasms).
Feb 4, 2004: Back spasms, day-to-day.
Feb 3, 2004: Missed 1 game (personal reasons).
Jan 31, 2004: Personal reasons, day-to-day.
Nov 26, 2003: Missed 1 game (flu).
Nov 24, 2003: Flu, day-to-day.
Nov 14, 2003: Missed 0 games (sprained left ankle).
Nov 13, 2003: Foot injury, day-to-day.
Jan 29, 2003: Missed 1 game (personal reasons).
Jan 26, 2003: Personal reasons, day-to-day.
Dec 25, 2002: Missed 2 games (back injury).
Dec 20, 2002: Back injury, day-to-day.
Dec 6, 2002: Missed 1 game (sprained left ankle).
Dec 4, 2002: Sprained left ankle, day-to-day.
Nov 27, 2002: Missed 1 game (back spasms).
Nov 24, 2002: Back spasms, day-to-day.
Apr 20, 2002: Missed the last game of the regular season (strained lower back).
Apr 17, 2002: Strained lower back, day-to-day.
Mar 26, 2002: Missed 1 game (back injury).
Mar 23, 2002: Back injury, day-to-day.
Feb 26, 2002: Missed 1 game (sore right foot).
Feb 24, 2002: Sore right foot, day-to-day.
Jan 5, 2002: Fined $5,000 by the NBA for his actions on Jan 4 against the New Jersey Nets.
Dec 26, 2001: Missed 3 games (strained lower back).
Dec 19, 2001: Strained lower back, day-to-day.
Well at least he is first in the Prime-time bargains for SG's.
http://www.forbes.com/2008/12/03/bas...er=yahoosports
Any of those emigrants surely has more brain cells than you ever had, and i'm not even mentioning skills, witch i'm sure you lack any. You are probably the fat, trailer trash, redneck, re image USA sells to the world.
And when I talk about emigrants in third person is not an accident, aside being to USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, England, France, Italy and Sudafrica as a tourist, I never emigrated anywhere, 30 and counting on the same country I was born. Not that being an emigrant has anything wrong with it, you come from a family of emigrants, way before your family start ing each other... unless you are a native american, witch I highly doubt.
And i'm done responding to you, since I'm also being a re for feeding a troll.
im a fat native american witch
I was wrong sorry i thought he signed as a Free Agent with Orlando.
You got to stop and think that Manu's been the third option on this team too (behind Tim and Tony). He has shown though that he can take over games without Tim or Tony. I just don't think he could do it consistantly like the others. It would be interesting to see how the Rockets would do with Manu on that team instead. I know he would at least be great playing with Scola.
all i'm trying to say is Health would be the only reason anyone would take Manu over Mcgrady as much as i don't like him.
It is true that Manu has an excellent at ude though, one of an extremely hard worker.
Not trying to sound rude by the least bit when i say this but spurs fans have the tendency to over rate Manu extremely. I read numerious posts where you guys claimed he was the best player in the league at one point and some would take him over Kobe. Jamstone seems to understand the point im getting at
I would take a healthy Manu over a healthy T-Mac today. I think a healthy T-Mac is only 75% of the player he was in his prime, hes had so many back and knee problems so i doubt his explosion would be close to what it once was.
In his prime, T-Mac was top 5.
Guess we just love Manu to much for our own good then. Cause id hate to see that trade happening, Roy and Johnson, i could handle that , but bringing a semi absent .400 guy, noes to that.
Manu is far better than Tmac as he is a better shooter,better denfender,better passer and most important better clutch player.
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