What do you think of Maddie s game, and how many teams Maddie has played?

The technology is comprehensive.

Cap awareness is good.

The passing meaning is also good.

It's just that there are too many injuries.

Those who have seen Maddie play must have said that he is elegant. He has that feeling that utility players can't match. That stretching feeling!

I've been supporting him for 6 years.

Recently, you can still see his flowing figure.

it, Maddie old bones are going to die and starve.

I'm here to support him

It's very suitable for viewing.,It's very elegant.,It's a strong heads-up ability.,It's the one who just died recently and hurt my back.,And the knee that often bounces.,Strong talent.,It's just that I didn't make good use of my talent by relying on talent.。

Terrible. There is height and bounce.

At the peak, there was no solution, two-time scoring champion, 35 seconds and 13 minutes.

What can be done if you don't work hard! But there's nothing to say about your skills!

Maddie has all the skills from the number one position to the number four position. He has risen to the top of the NBA's ranks with his basketball talent and athleticism. His no-brainer pull-up jumper, sharp breakaways, accurate three-point shooting, wide vision and excellent leadership skills have put him in the spotlight on the court.

The former 35.13 seconds is an NBA myth. In recent years, his competitive form has declined due to injuries, but it is believed that he will return.

Maddie is very good at football! There can be too many injuries! If there were no injuries, maybe he and Yao Ming would have established a red dynasty long ago.

The movements are very graceful, elegant, very handsome, very chic!

The pull-up jumper gave him an inexplicable score, and it also hurt his waist.

Technically comprehensive, arguably the best player in NBA history who combines body and technique, Maddy's heads-up ability at his peak can be said to be unmatched, and the current player should be said to be unsurpassed.

Take a look at Maddie vs. Mavericks back then, don't criticize Maddie's attitude, I think it's the injury problem that affected him.

I didn't say it. First Class Gang. Barkley said that Maddie's talent is the kind that comes once in 50 years, super high basketball IQ, and explosive physical fitness once made Kobe, James, and Anthony look up to...

Although the body has been injured over the years, and the physical fitness is not as good as before, the basketball IQ is still there, and some skills cannot be used because of the physical fitness, but it is not easy for people who have been seriously injured.

I don't have to say that I have talent, but sometimes I am lazy, my skills are very comprehensive, and my talent is higher than Kobe.

Very well-rounded, highly gifted but not acquired to work hard.

Good skills, but bad character.

Maddy, who belongs to the category of players who rely on physicality and flexibility and an enviable pull-up jumper, is arguably one of the candidates for the likes of Jordan, but he has a lot of injuries and genetic conditions, and the reason for the leg injury is the way he lays the basket. It's a lot of muscle drain, and it's still a good player.

Needless to say, everyone on the earth knows that the technology is first-class, the physical fitness is no worse than any star, and the 35.13 seconds have been engraved in the history of the NBA, but there are too many physical injuries and there is no previous heroism.

Top level,But it's a genius.。。

belongs to the top category in the NBA, and the basketball IQ is also very high, but the attitude is not good and not hard enough!

Hey, injuries. Absolute superstar.

It's great, he can always perform miracles, but the attitude delays him, hey, alas.

Maddie is a great player and is the best player on the ball.

Maddie's skills are absolutely top-notch in the NBA, and so is his talent.

I really like his style of playing, it's gorgeous, it's elegant, it's amazing!

When Maddie first entered the NBA, he was selected by the Raptors with the No. 9 pick in the first round and played with his cousin Carter in the Raptors. With the Magic, Maddie quickly became the leader of the team, winning the NBA scoring title for two consecutive years, always leading the team to the playoffs, but never made it past the first round. Unable to help the team go further in the playoffs, Maddy was soon traded by the Magic to the Houston Rockets, and Boss Fergus, who was partnered with Yao Ming at the time, was sent to the Magic in this trade.

So, Maddie and Yao Ming formed a MM combination and fought together. However, due to injuries, Maddie and Yao Ming did not lead the team very far, and Maddie also failed to break the curse of the first round of the playoffs. However, he created a miracle of 35.13 seconds and a 22-game winning streak in the regular season.

But... Jealous of talent, Maddie was knocked down by injuries again and again, and gradually lost his position at the core of the team. After his return, Maddy did not gain the trust of coach Adelman, allowing him to play only seven minutes per game, and was eventually traded as a chip to the New York Knicks.

In New York, where Maddie only played the remainder of the season before being traded to the Pistons again. The Pistons, which is the team Maddy plays for now. Maddy has played more of a racket point guard role with the Pistons, but Maddy has rarely played this position before.

As Maddie gets better and better in the Pistons, it gradually gains a firm foothold, which means that Maddie's transformation is successful! Maddy is likely to sign a contract extension with the Pistons next season and stay with him.

Bless Maddie!!

For 15 seasons, Tracy McGrady (May 24, 1979), nicknamed T-Mac, is a distant cousin of NBA star Vince Carter, McGrady has a well-rounded and elegant style of play, can play three positions on the court, and is one of the best scorers in NBA history, serving 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.

During his career, he played for the Toronto Raptors, Orlando Magic, Houston Rockets, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks, CBA Qingdao Twins and San Antonio Spurs.

Raptors, Magic, Rockets, Knicks, Pistons, Hawks, Spurs. There is also the Qingdao Double Star of the CBA.

Many fans believe that with Maddie's basketball talent, he should have put on a more convincing performance on the court. But in fact, Maddie's play with the Rockets was not as bad as people thought. Compared with the "scoring champion" of the Magic era, Maddy has now stepped out of the psychological shadow that restricts his performance, and the Rockets' No. 1 player is gradually growing into a qualified team leader.

Perhaps the statistical gap makes people underestimate Maddie's contribution to the Rockets. even thinks that Maddie's current state is far inferior to the "scoring champion" who was crazy about grabbing points during the Magic period. In fact, it's not that Maddie hasn't fully shown his talent, and the big reason why people question him is that Maddie has gradually learned to show his talent in a restrained way, which is a sign of his maturity of mentality.

During the Magic period, Maddie's front seemed to be hidden, because he was under huge psychological pressure, about the bad news of the death of friends and relatives, and about the disadvantage of leading the team, Maddy could only use gorgeous performances to please the fans, so as to reduce his mental burden. But even if he's become the league's most scoring player, there will still be accusations that he's piling up his stats at the expense of the team's record. So Maddy started to try to pass the ball again, trying to make his teammates better, or put more energy into motivating his teammates, or showing a stronger desire to win on the field.

Between scoring, passing, team record or showing leadership qualities, Maddie's mentality is increasingly confused.

After joining the Rockets, more excellent teammates made Maddie gradually open the shackles in his heart. Although the negative comments about herself are still endless, Maddie has escaped the lonely, dazed predicament of his time with the Magic. Because he already knew that he should look down on the accusations that would never subside, abandon the deliberate performances to please others, and instead focus on helping the team to victory in the most effective way possible.

And this mature mentality is the temperament that a leader player should have.

The new season is a big hole, and the Rockets will have the most prosperous roster since Maddy joined. Yao Ming, Artest, Scola, Battier ......Maddie has never had so many good players around him. If the Rockets can help Maddy break the first-round playoff curse with such a player set-up, then the fog that obscures Maddie's light will be dispelled.

Only after retiring can we make a more objective evaluation, and now there is still a distance from the greatness of the excellent.

It's not....Injuries kept him away from greatness.

Of course, I will always support Maddie.