Truth & Rumors > NBA

T-Mac playing in China?

Views: 11110
Comments: 19

08:08 AM ET 10.04 | Tracy McGrady could be taking his talents to the Chinese Basketball Association. [McGrady] is considering playing in China this season, according to sources with knowledge of the situation. McGrady's preference is to sign with an NBA club -- preferably one that can compete for the championship -- and a source said he will wait to see if he is picked up by such a team before committing to play overseas. McGrady could wait up to four weeks before making his decision, the source said. The Chinese publication, 361 Sport, first reported on Tuesday that McGrady's representatives are in discussions with the club, Qingdao Doublestar. ... The source cautioned, however, that there is no guarantee that the 33-year-old McGrady will decide to play in China.

ESPN.com

Tracy McGrady, Icon Sports

Comments (19) Add A Comment

Comment #1 has been removed

Comment #2 has been removed

October 4, 2012 08:53 AM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

I wonder if he's gonna learn to speak chinese like Step Marbury did. At this point, I think he could woo the Chinese people. A three here, a dunk there, got'em still think he's high up in the atmosphere.

All about the Apple

Total Comments (1690)

October 4, 2012 09:03 AM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

Dear T-Mac; give our best to Allen Iverson and Marbury.

Crooked Stiches

Total Comments (3384)

October 4, 2012 09:28 AM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

You Are No Longer Welcome Or Wanted In The League, Bro.

I Love LA

Total Comments (5564)

October 4, 2012 09:32 AM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

So China has become a retirement community.........

Detroitsportsisthebe…

Detroit , MI

Total Comments (476)

Comment #7 has been removed

Comment #8 has been removed

Comment #9 has been removed

Comment #10 has been removed

Comment #11 has been removed

Comment #12 has been removed

October 4, 2012 01:49 PM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

This is sad . . . .I am a big T-Mac fan. This dude lost the prime of his career in Orlando without Grant Hill. Real sad that inuries have now taken his career. He isn't even 1/4 the player he use to be.

Hitman#47

Total Comments (16)

October 4, 2012 02:10 PM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

this just shows how great of a player kobe is. put being a homer aside, he has played all the years, all the titles, all the post season games, olympics, world championships, injuries, plays hurt still at the highest levels. how anyone cant appreciate that is beyond me.

cajr

Total Comments (66)

October 4, 2012 05:17 PM ET

Report Abuse | QUOTE

Back in the 80's and 90's (and today as well) Quite a few baseball players went over to Nippon League for their retirement, so to speak. So perhaps China will act as retirement tour for NBA.