If Maddie is Chinese

LZ: You're really well written, you should like Maddie too, right? Hehe, for a while I actually wavered a little bit like Maddie, but now I'm back

Sometimes I also think that those explanations are too much, and it's okay to objectively point out Maddie's shortcomings, but there are always people who like to use a mocking tone to say Maddie, and they will say ugly things, as a McFan, I really can't accept it sometimes.

But I think we just need to stick to what we like and don't care too much about what others say, although sometimes we are very sad and angry by some of McHee's words, but if we also fight back at them with the same attitude, aren't we the same as them? I always console myself with this to restrain my anger.

But LZ's way of "expressing dissatisfaction" is really talented, very good, hehe.

So-and-so expert is very right, now everyone is not scolding Maddie, it doesn't matter if he has a problem, everyone points it out, and it is better for him to correct it. It's the so-called McFans who don't know right and wrong, and they don't know that this will hurt everyone's impression of Maddie!

Well said, it's not easy for Maddie to play on and off the court, and it's good to be able to play like this, top him.

...You're awesome!

T-Mac is supported, though

Tracy McGrady, American.

Tracy McGrady (born May 24, 1979), nicknamed T-Mac, is a distant cousin of NBA star Vince Carter, who has a well-rounded and flowing style of play that can play all three positions on the court, and is one of the best scorers in NBA history, playing as a shooting guard and small forward. He was selected to the All-Star team seven times, won the NBA scoring title twice, played for the Toronto Raptors and Orlando Magic for seven years from 1997 to 2004, and transferred to the Houston Rockets in the 2004-2005 season, forming the Yao Mai combination with Chinese star Yao Ming, which is well-known to the majority of Chinese fans.

Starting with the 2009-2010 season, Tracy McGrady switched to the No. 3 jersey. On February 19, 2010, he was traded to the New York Knicks in a three-way trade involving nine players. On August 10, 2010, he signed with the Detroit Pistons as a free agent and re-wore his No. 1 jersey.

On December 8, 2011, he signed with the Atlanta Hawks again as a free agent. In 2012, McGrady left the NBA and joined Qingdao Shuangxing, a team in the Chinese Basketball Professional League.

On April 16, 2013, McGrady signed with the San Antonio Spurs for the playoffs. On August 26, 2013, McGrady announced his retirement from the NBA.

Maddie was born in the United States on May 24, 1979.

Born in Florida, you say, of course, American La.

In 1997, at the age of 18, Maddy was drafted by the Raptors with the No. 9 spot in the first round. On October 31, 1997, McGretty made his debut in the Raptors' game against the Heat, and two months later, on December 31, McGretty made his first start against the Raptors and Wizards, scoring 13 points and five rebounds. In the Rookie Challenge that season, McGretty scored nine points in 10 minutes of playing time.

On February 13, 1998, McGretty scored 22 points and eight rebounds against the Nets, which was also the highest scoring record of the season for a rookie that year. And set the highest shooting percentage for an NBA player under the age of 21. Just the year after McGretty joined the Raptors, his cousin, Vince Carter, came to the Raptors from the University of North Carolina.

But at this time, Maddy was only a bench player for the Raptors, and only played about 20 minutes per game. Carter quickly became the core of the team as soon as he arrived at the Raptors, and he surprised the team with a super difficult big windmill slam dunk in the All-Star Weekend Slam Dunk Contest that year. In the 1999-2000 season, McGretty rose in status with the Raptors, playing a total of 79 games this season, including 34 starts, and playing time also rose to 31 minutes, averaging rebounds and assists per game.

At the end of the season, Maddie became a free agent and his whereabouts were in the spotlight. He can be a very good sixth man with the Raptors, but if he stays in Vancouver, then he can only be a backup or assistant to his cousin Carter. But with his talent, he can start as a starter in other teams.

In addition, Hardaway, the "penny" who previously played for the Magic, has always been an idol in Maddie's heart, and even after entering the NBA, Maddie will often ask questions like pennies, and the relationship between the two is extraordinary. Just as Maddie became a free agent, Hardaway began to act as a lobbyist for the Magic, of course, as his idol, and Maddie soon decided to head to Orlando to find his starting position. In 2000-01, Maddy began to explode with the Magic, averaging rebounds and assists in 77 appearances.

He also became the Eastern Conference starter in the All-Star Game that year. The young Maddie is now in her sixth season in the NBA, and he's starting to reach the top of his career. Unfortunately, during the years with the Orlando Magic, due to Hill's absence due to injury, the basketball genius has been fighting alone with the Magic, and the Magic's results have been sluggish.

After a disappointing season, Maddy decided to move and moved from the East to the Houston Rockets in hopes of fulfilling his championship dreams here. After a difficult run-in with the little giant Yao Ming at the beginning of the season, these two young and talented basketball talents finally burst out with amazing energy, although they lost to the Mavericks 3-4 in the first round of the playoffs, but no one can deny Maddy's bright future with the Rockets.

He averaged more than 30 points per game when he abused vegetables, and the data is very good.