Does Tinman secretly have a thing for TMAC?
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One small problem aside from broken back are his tweener ways. Wished he could play SF all the time.....
Otherwise bonus are his larger frame, longer wingspan, defensive potential better than Harden.
Also did not like his heat checks, some of his 3 pointers are bricks like those of Trevor Ariza.
Harden knows how to be efficient and should have a better career. Harden keeps himself out of the media in terms of basketball related int not Kardashian or booty related.
Man, Scola would be more awesome if he was picked up at age 23-24 like James.
Otherwise bonus are his larger frame, longer wingspan, defensive potential better than Harden.
Also did not like his heat checks, some of his 3 pointers are bricks like those of Trevor Ariza.
Harden knows how to be efficient and should have a better career. Harden keeps himself out of the media in terms of basketball related int not Kardashian or booty related.
Man, Scola would be more awesome if he was picked up at age 23-24 like James.
T-Mac was one of the most talented players the NBA has ever seen (from a skill set and physical perspective), yet I don't think he's a better basketball player. What Harden lacks in talent and athleticism (compared to Tracy), he makes it up in strength, will AND maximizing what he's good at. What I love about James is that he was able to work hard in other areas of the game to compensate for his lack of athleticism. He has the deadliest step back jumpshot in the league, and embraces contact like no other player, relentlessly attacking the basket (something we begged Tracy to do). When Harden's jumpshot isn't falling, he just simply finds other ways to get us points. If T-Mac's jumpshot wasn't falling, he struggled, although he was always an excellent passer and facilitator.
I believe Tracy's darker day in Houston was an outcome of frustration and of a physically worn down, injury-plagued player that was struggling with the acceptance of not being able to be "the alpha" on a team anymore. He couldn't do the things he was used to doing anymore, and for a player that was once compared to Kobe Bryant, that must of been really frustrating. I enjoyed Tracy's time here, I believe we got to see one of the more tented players we've seen in basketball, there were nights he showed flashes of being the very best and of course it was incredibly frustrating not being able to watch that team achieve any playoff success. My two cents.
I believe Tracy's darker day in Houston was an outcome of frustration and of a physically worn down, injury-plagued player that was struggling with the acceptance of not being able to be "the alpha" on a team anymore. He couldn't do the things he was used to doing anymore, and for a player that was once compared to Kobe Bryant, that must of been really frustrating. I enjoyed Tracy's time here, I believe we got to see one of the more tented players we've seen in basketball, there were nights he showed flashes of being the very best and of course it was incredibly frustrating not being able to watch that team achieve any playoff success. My two cents.
That all Tmac had...talent. Which is why Kobe never gave him due respect. If he worked at it, and put in the extra mile, he wouldn't be such a first round disaster.
Harden's coming back year after year looking better and better. No one, not even the team that drafted him thought he would be this good. That's coming from all the hard work no one else sees.
Harden's coming back year after year looking better and better. No one, not even the team that drafted him thought he would be this good. That's coming from all the hard work no one else sees.