On 2nd thought Tracy McGrady might be able to help us

Honestly I know I'm going to get a lot of grief for even mentioning this but truthfully after a while of hearing what the Rockets problems are this season it just seems like T-Mac could fit in and definitely be the answer if he could just get his opportunity to play himself into game shape. Now in no way am I advocating that I think T-Mac is some savior or is some amazing player that the team in no way can do without. I think the Houston Rockets have proven that they can be legitimately a good basketball team without him in their lineup. My problem is Trevor Ariza has taken on a role that most players have to wait for years to even have the potential of getting and he is having some problems in many games of our Rocket season because of it. Poor ball handling, poor shooting percentages, very poor decision making is all stemming from Ariza learning a role he has never partook in at the Houston Rockets expense. So if that is the case it would only be fair to allow T-Mac a proven commodity to come out and state his case. But the Rockets are not letting him and in my opinion out of bitterness from the situation that took place last year, which is definitely justified but doesn't mean that it can't be detrimental to the overall team. The point I'm making is having a guy like a T-Mac who was a very good decision maker, incredible athlete (and that's even now, I know many of you don't believe it but the truth of the matter is a 70% T-Mac, and maybe currently even higher than 70%, is a more athletic player than many of the other players in this league) may give us a true fighters chance at not only making the playoffs but making a legitimate playoff run. And also whether you'd like to believe this or not he was never given a fair shot at returning. I have never in my life heard of a player doing well (while being incredibly efficient)and then being taken out. When T-Mac scored those 10 points (and dished out 3 assists) in the game vs. the Clippers I was thinking great he finally has deservedly earned more playing time in tonights game and what happens instead? The 8 minutes a game for T-Mac rule kicks in and he's taken out. This is not opportunity this is a plan created by the Rockets orgination in order to set him up for failure and you all know it. Like I said I know I will get a lot of backlash for this post but seriously ask yourself and as truly as you can if you think T-Mac is really getting a fair shot. At the very least show him off so that you could atleast trade the guy. But I for one am pissed that a guy who is making 23 million, more than any other player in this league, is healthy and not allowed to even be contributing to our team. It's downright pathetic if you ask me.

 

My apologies guys. Just wrote out of frustration about the situation. Here is my ghettofied adjusted format version of my post. And yes please do give feedback on this as I am interested in hearing people's points of views.

On 2nd thought Tracy Mcgrady might be able to help us

Honestly I know I'm going to get a lot of grief for even mentioning this but truthfully after a while of hearing what the Rockets problems are this season it just seems like T-Mac could fit in and definitely be the answer if he could just get his opportunity to play himself into game shape. Now in no way am I advocating that I think T-Mac is some savior or is some amazing player that the team in no way can do without. I think the Houston Rockets have proven that they can be legitimately a good basketball team without him in their lineup.

With that said my problem is Trevor Ariza has taken on a role that most players have to wait for years to even have the potential of getting and he is having some problems in many games of our Rocket season because of it. Poor ball handling, poor shooting percentages, very poor decision making is all stemming from Ariza learning a role he has never partook in at the Houston Rockets expense. So if that is the case it would only be fair to allow T-Mac a proven commodity to come out and state his case. But the Rockets are not letting him and in my opinion out of bitterness from the situation that took place last year, which is definitely justified but doesn't mean that it can't be detrimental to the overall team.

The point I'm making is having a guy like a T-Mac who was a very good decision maker, incredible athlete (and that's even now, I know many of you don't believe it but the truth of the matter is a 70% T-Mac, and maybe currently even higher than 70%, is a more athletic player than many of the other players in this league) may give us a true fighters chance at not only making the playoffs but making a legitimate playoff run. And also whether you'd like to believe this or not he was never given a fair shot at returning. I have never in my life heard of a player doing well (while being incredibly efficient)and then being taken out. When T-Mac scored those 10 points (and dished out 3 assists) in the game vs. the Clippers I was thinking great he finally has deservedly earned more playing time in tonights game and what happens instead? The 8 minutes a game for T-Mac rule kicks in and he's taken out. This is not opportunity this is a plan created by the Rockets orgination in order to set him up for failure and you all know it.

Like I said I know I will get a lot of backlash for this post but seriously ask yourself and as truly as you can if you think T-Mac is really getting a fair shot. At the very least show him off so that you could atleast trade the guy. But I for one am pissed that a guy who is making 23 million, more than any other player in this league, is healthy and not allowed to even be contributing to our team. It's downright pathetic if you ask me.