Is it possible for NBA basketball player Maddie to make a comeback?

It's hard Years of injuries have made him drift away from first-class stars Fa Fu's body has made him lose his explosive power and speed in the past It is impossible for a team to build a team with him as the core We should have the right mentality But it should be okay to be a competent role player.

It's difficult, looking at his current form, he's in a declining stage, he's old, he's useless, and he's plagued by injuries, it's hard to play like before.

Possibly, but whether he can return to the top or not, he will support him, after all, he has been a man who has performed miracles!

Maddie is getting older, and he won't play with a lot of the great moves of his youth, he will pay more attention to his body. Coupled with injuries at a young age, there will be no sharp breakthroughs, but it will become a sharp three-point shooter. Regardless of whether he can make a comeback or not, he must definitely top!!

There is little hope.

1.Players who have undergone minimally invasive knee surgery generally have difficulty getting erect, and Carter is an example of this.

2.Maddie lacks ambition and is too lazy.

Basically, there is no hope, after all, when you are old, you should hurry up to a good team and mix a championship ring.

It's not very likely, he has too many injuries. Alas, regrets.

No, the time of the rockets is over, and Maddie is old.

It's basically impossible to reach the top, and now that his physical fitness has declined, and he's quite old, it's happy to see him play.

Hardly possible, unless a miracle happens.

Let's be honest: it's hard, it's hard, but it's a blessing to see Maizi play now!

It's hard to go back to the original 50 percent, mainly because he is not determined to be the first talent, and there is no way to be the first talent, plus he is getting older, it is very difficult.

I think it's okay, but the most important thing is to look at himself, and a good team, the medical protection team.

It is estimated that it will not be possible to return to the level of stars, and there is still hope for playing the main team in the league.

I did minimally invasive surgery, and it was basically no fun. Let's pray that he will retire soon.

There's no hope anymore, I can only be a good role player.

Yes, definitely

Wheat is invincible

It depends on how you define the comeback, and the level of the previous peak scoring champion can't go back.

Maybe you can transform to concentrate on being a PG

Billups type, don't jump much.

That's still very strong.

Because he has a height advantage.

It depends on his injuries. If it's okay. No problem.

For now, no.

No, the years are unforgiving.

Generally speaking, Maddie's body is really bad, but judging from last season's performance, it should be okay with the middle class!!

If you like a player, you won't dislike it because he's not good, that's a pseudo-fan, and I support Maddie.

It's mainly injuries, but the technology is still top-notch.

Maddy was drafted by the Raptors in the first round in 1997 at No. 9.

Tracy McGrady (born May 24, 1979 in Bartow, Florida) is a former American professional basketball player who plays as a shooting guard and small forward. He was selected by the Raptors with the 9th pick in the first round in 1997, and 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.

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.

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 second 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 to prominence with the Raptors, playing a total of 79 games this season, including 34 starts, and playing 31 minutes, averaging rebounds and assists per game, as a 6-foot-8 tallTrace? 03cm), Maddy also had an amazing performance of a block 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, Hardway, 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, Hardway began to act as a lobbyist for the Magic, appearing as his idol, of course, and Maddie soon decided to travel 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. It's a pity that in the years of the Magic, due to Hill's absence due to injury, this 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. Beg.

Maddie's formal introduction to basketball was supposed to be in high school.

He used to play baseball.

Baseball player Maddie.

In addition to basketball, baseball is another of Maddie's specialties.

Maddie has been familiar with both sports since he was a child, and even as a child he liked baseball more than basketball, and he once hit four home runs in a junior baseball game, becoming a well-known "sports prodigy" in his town. However, after entering high school, Maddie reached a height of more than one meter, and the physical education teacher suggested that he specialize in basketball, and Maddie reluctantly put down the baseball bat.

No. In Chicago's basketball gym, Maddie sweats every day. His hard work has paid off, and a trainer is no longer able to stop Maddie on the court.

Recently, fox26 radio ** Maddie trained**, Maddie can already jump on the spot and complete the two-handed dunk with his back to the hoop! Previously, medical experts** said that the recovery period for minimally invasive knee surgery took 9 to 12 months. As for McWoody specifically, they don't think Maddie will be back in action until at least the end of January.

For all this, Maddie only sneered, his recent training** surprised medical experts, at this moment Maddie has been able to accelerate, change direction and fight on the spot and jump back buckle, and at this time it is only 5 months before his operation!

On the training court, Maddie faced a chase and interception from a trainer led by Gulliver every time he shot and broke through. The trainers weren't as tall as the NBA players, but they were just as strong and they had plastic sticks in their hands to jam Maddie's shots. In one shot, Maddie gently sideways past the trainer and glides to score a one-handed layup, a movement that is not in his prime.

In addition, Maddie also showed his best "dry pull-up jumper" technique, it can be seen that after the operation, Maddie also added backwards and air-staggering movements when doing "dry pull-out jumpers", perhaps this is a new technique he developed to avoid being blocked by opponents next season, and Maddie flew into the hoop with almost every shot accurately, and several trainers had nothing to do with him.

The most amazing thing is that at the end, Maddie stood with his back to the empty orange Xiang hoop, holding the ball in both hands, and suddenly jumped up on dry ground, and cleanly dunked the ball into the hoop, which is very amazing, because according to the speculation of medical experts, Maddie is not able to jump and run at this moment, and Rocket No. 3 can already complete such a difficult action.

So, when Maddie says, "I'm going to score 30 points right now," he's not lying to you.

Maddy has trained hard in the summer, we've seen it, Maddy really wants to go back to the omnipotent him in the past, and next season the Rockets don't have Yao Ming, this is a good opportunity for Maddy to prove himself, next season is Maddie's last year in the Rockets, he must be hungry and want to play well, make a good impression on the management, and strive to stay on the team, but one thing we have to pay attention to is that Maddy has had minimally invasive surgery, whether he can recover, how many successes he can recover, these are all problems that must be faced, We hope that Maddy can recover, and we believe that he can return to the king, and we don't ask him to return to his peak, but we just want him to lead the Rockets through a difficult season. Come on Maddie.