On a recent episode of KG Certified, McGrady and Boston Celtics legend Kevin Garnett discussed the topic of his height.Garnett noted how McGrady looked taller than 6-foot-8, his listed stature ...

Is Tracy McGrady right about Jamaal Tinsley? To say that Tinsley had better handles than Irving is anyone’s guess. But to McGrady’s point, Tinsley was an exceptional ball handler.

McGrady admitted that Jokic is currently his favorite player. McGrady hailed his overall talent, something he admits he has never seen before. "That mother f**cker man. He's amazing. Like, I've ...

Tracy McGrady and Vince Carter toured the construction site for the Buffalo Bills' new Highmark Stadium back in November and returned for another look this week.. Once again, the two were blown ...

The post Tracy McGrady impressed by 1 Shai Gilgeous-Alexander ability appeared first on ClutchPoints. For most of Game 4 of the NBA Finals, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander was being held in check by the ...

A little research shows that Miller might have embellished the story a bit, as McGrady’s career high was 62 points. The game in he mentions appears to be from March 8, 2002.

Kyrie Irving reacted to Tracy McGrady's take on who has better handles between him and Jamaal Tinsley. When it comes to ball handling, Irving is one of the top players that comes to mind.

Tracy McGrady is widely regarded as one of the greatest scorers in NBA history. Although he had a career cut short due to injuries, the former All-Star and All-NBA player was elite in his stints ...

Sitting down on “The Young Man & The Three,” Tracy McGrady talked about Gilgeous-Alexander and compared him to two of the best players of all time. “He’s incredible.

"When I see an OG like (Tracy McGrady) come out and say 'I don't think nobody had better handles than Jamaal Tinsley, even Kyrie,' it doesn't bother me because I'm a mix of all the great players ...

Kyrie Irving responds gracefully to Tracy McGrady’s “better handles” comment, dropping a truth bomb with class and confidence.

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