Which team does Maddie join in the CBA, and what level does Maddie have in the CBA

Qingdao Twin Stars.

On October 10, 2012, McGrady officially announced on his personal Facebook that he was leaving the NBA and joining Qingdao Shuangxing, a team in the Chinese Basketball Professional League (CBA). In the Qingdao team, he wore the number 9 jersey.

In the 2012-13 MLB season, McGrady averaged minutes per game, rebounding and assists. His huge personal influence has even caused many home fans of CBA teams to turn against him and cheer for the Qingdao team playing away. However, the results of the Qingdao team plummeted, and they started the game with 12 consecutive defeats, and finally ended with 8 wins and 24 losses.

McGrady was the top voter in the 2013 CBA All-Star Game, but announced his withdrawal from the event.

Qingdao Shuangxing Men's Basketball Team was established in December 2003, jointly established by Shuangxing Group and Qingdao Sports Bureau.

It is a club officially registered in the Basketball Sports Management Center of the General Administration of Sports of China. The Qingdao Double Star Eagle Men's Basketball Team under the club was formerly known as the basketball team of Jinan Military Region with a glorious history. Founded in 1959, the men's basketball team of the former Jinan Military Region is a veteran team in China's basketball world.

The team has won the top three in the national league and the championship and runner-up of the whole army for many times. The former Jijun men's basketball team is well-trained and tenacious, and has cultivated many outstanding athletes such as Mu Tiezhu, Ma Lianmin, Zhang Bin, Fan Bin, etc., and has made great contributions to the development of China's basketball industry.

Maddie is no longer playing, and he came here as a coach and player, and he is also developing the Chinese market, and he is bankrupt, which is the inside information.

Dear,You're still a problem.。。。

Qingdao Double Star. I hope you can win a championship in the CBA. Sad man.

Qingdao Shuangxing sincerely wishes him good results...

On October 28, 2012, McGrady officially joined the Qingdao Double Stars.

Maddie (Tracy McGrady) only played one season in the CBA (2012-2013), and in 2013 Maddie was voted the top vote of the CBA All-Star Game, but he announced his withdrawal from the event because he wanted to return to the United States to accompany his sick grandmother, and chose to return to the United States.

On October 10, 2012, McGrady announced that he was leaving the NBA to join the Qingdao Double Star Eagle Club of the Chinese Men's Basketball Professional League (CBA). In the 2012-13 CBA season, McGrady played an average of 25 points, rebounds and assists per game for the Qingdao Double Stars, and was the only player who could play an average of "25+5+5" data per game that season.

On December 23, 2012, in Qingdao Shuangxing's 102-108 loss to Zhejiang Guangsha, McGrady started 35 minutes for Qingdao Shuangxing, grabbed 6 rebounds and 2 assists, scored a game-high 41 points, and also set his own season high scoring record in the CBA.

In the 2012-13 CBA season, McGrady played an average of 25 points, rebounds and assists for the Qingdao Double Stars team, and was the only player who could play an average of "25+5+5" data per game that season. In 2013, McGrady was voted the CBA All-Star Game vote leader, but he announced his withdrawal from the event because he wanted to return to the United States to spend time with his sick grandmother.

In the 1997 NBA Draft, Maddy was selected by the Toronto Raptors with the 9th pick in the first round as a high school player. During his career, he played for the Toronto Raptors, Orlando Magic, Houston Rockets, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, and Atlanta Hawks. During his 16-year career, Maddie was named to the NBA scoring title twice, to the NBA All-Star Team seven times, to the NBA First Team twice, to the All-NBA Second Team three times, and to the NBA Most Improved Player Award in 2001.

There is no NBA level anymore Qingdao team did not spend too much money. The Chinese basketball team was able to offer him a salary that was not too shabby, so as not to disgrace his prestige.

Maddy, 33, played 15 seasons in the NBA and was once the league's leading scorer. But the years have not forgived people, and Maddie is no longer as brave as he used to be, making 51 appearances for the Hawks last season, averaging only points per game.

"I'm going to move into the next chapter and I'm excited to go to China to play for Qingdao," Maddie said. I have been to China many times in the past few years and I love the country and its people, and I am very honored to be able to play for them. ”

Maddie joined the CBA team with the blessing of his former teammate Yao Ming. Yao Ming said, "Welcome to play in China, Maddie's arrival will greatly enhance the attention of the league. ”