**Official McGrady/Pistons 2010 Regular Season Thread**

Thanks for the post, but the fanhouse writer is too concerned about his own back spasms. The main knock on T-Mac has not been that he's been soft, but that he's been a malcontent, claiming he was 100% a full year before he was 100% and then getting mad about it. People even forget now that he petulantly claimed to be ready one time before he "shut it down" for surgery and then claimed to be ready a second time after surgery, both times being wrong, getting pissed, making waves. He almost demanded to be traded from the Rockets based on his own erroneous judgment. It's not a very sympathetic case to me.

 

you were watching this crap over the Rockets vs Celtics or the National Championship game?

Oh wait, I forgot.

 

Yes, of course. I do it all the time.

Did you earn 100 bucks to pay for LP and watch two, three, four games at the same time on one screen? No? Gtfo.

 

so what was the most exciting game last night?

 

Championship, followed by the Rockets

 

first half was very exciting but then I didn't watch a huge part of the second, cause Celtics were beginning to destoy Rockets by the missmathes in fourth q, and i turned off the split screen and watched only our game. Than I switched split-screen again after Brooks 3 pointer at 106-94 Rockets

It's a pretty comfortable stuff, in deserves what it cost

 

It's comfortable in the situations where you want to see some crazy action, like Philly against Pistons couple of nigths before but you don't want to lose something on a game you are already watching.

 

Monroe, T-Mac, Wilcox to start for Pistons

Auburn Hills— There will be wholesale change in the Pistons' starting lineup Wednesday night against Memphis.

Rodney Stuckey and Tayshaun Prince will remain starters, but Stuckey will play shooting guard alongside Tracy McGrady, who moves to point guard. McGrady and Stuckey can share ball-handling duties, and McGrady's presence will allow Stuckey to be more aggressive offensively as a slasher.

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They'll be joined by Greg Monroe at center, who replaces Ben Wallace (right ankle sprain), and Chris Wilcox will play power forward.

Monroe is in the midst of the best stretch of his career, with three straight double-doubles. Wilcox had 13 points and nine rebounds in 22 minutes against Chicago. Wilcox is the Pistons' most athletic big man, replacing Charlie Villanueva as a starter.

Villanueva, Ben Gordon and Austin Daye will come off the bench for instant offense.

http://detnews.com/article/20110112/SPORTS0102/101120419/1127/rss13

When is McGrady ever going to show that he can score again???

Who knows..

That's pretty much a big lineup change.

 

tmac is forced to play PG so it will be tough for him to be in scoring mode. but as long as he continues to play like he has, he'll be ok

 

excellent start by Pistons Tracy's jumper looks sweet

 

what a pass! WOW

 

Good first half. Some amazing passes tonight that the big men couldn't finish.

 

His passing is elite. the way he throws those pin point passes in such tight spaces is freakish. His shot looks good, but now he needs to keep it up in the second half because he struggled badly in Chicago in the second half.

 

Checked the box score... 4-4. Not bad.

On pace for 20+?

 

T-Mac is da best .

 

Whoops. I think I jinxed him.

 

tracy with the spin and slam on rudy gay nice

 

With the dunk and the foul....

 

Wow that spin move was vintage.

 

he had this dunk against grizzlies couple of years before