I feel bad for the fans in Houston, McGrady was flat out killing it for 3 quarters and then he put a dress on for the 4th. 2 games in a row now with no field goals in crunch is not going to get it done. Can we quit calling this guy a superstar now? I need to give a ton of credit to AK here as well. AK was smothering him for the last 6 minutes of the game and that was the best performance I have seen from him defensively all year. In fact, AK was the X-factor for the Jazz all night. It seemed like when ever the Jazz needed a big play he was involved somehow with a rebound, steal, block or deflection. Have you ever seen a better game while only scoring 3 points? How SWEEP it is!!
Monday, April 21, 2008
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Tracy McGrady: Where 'It is all on me' Happens.
Nice how the TNT crew swung all over his jock at half time, and during the post game. I can't wait to see him cry again.
"Can we quit calling this guy a superstar now?"
Such needs to happen to many players around the league!
What a GREAT game, how big a broom can we carry?
Completely agree with rrr for what it's worth.
People have been throwing that phrase (& the accompanying cash) around like there's no tomorrow.
It's sickening, really.
Good call Jazzman. I was so sick of Magic salivating over T-Mac. It was borderline awkward the way he was talking about the guy.
Barkley finally gives the Jazz some credit and the whole time he is talking they are showing T-Mac highlights.
If I can continue my rant....enough about the AK flop Houston. You had your share of calls. (i.e. D-Will's Phantom Travel and the illegal screen that sent D-Will to the Locker.) You've had the refs on your side for two games now. I can't wait to see what we can do with the refs making calls in our favor.
Besides, I just saw an alternative ending to last nights game and after Jackson's three, D-Will went down and dunked on T-Mac. Followed by T-Mac air-balling another three. Shortly after T-Mac ripped his jersey off again and put on Jaron Collins'.
Two more to go Jazz.
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