[Tongue-Out-Like-23Participant]

What about my boy T-Mac?

Dude is showing that he still has some time left in that motor.. Nearly logged a trip dub today vs the Heat and after starting the night 0-8, he went 6-9 after that and nearly beat the Heat.

 

I think he can really help a championship type team off the bench.. The Spurs would be a great fit for him, he can play small forward and they need a backup at the 3 spot.  He’ll play a slower style of offense where he doesn’t need his full athleticism and he won’t need to play as many minutes because of the quality backups.  Just imagine a bench of Splitter-McDyess-McGrady-Neal-Hill.. That would be a great bench.  I really think the Mavericks should make a move for him since they need another scorer off the bench. Terry, Marion, and T-Mac off the bench would add much needed verstility for Dallas as they go deep into the playoffs.

[omphalosParticipant]

I think he can really help a championship team as a starter. People are selling him short still to think he can’t be a starter on a championship calibre team. He’s more suited to a starting role because then the burden of scoring won’t be so high and he can be more efficient. I think he’d be a good fit in Memphis as their starting 2-guard, they need a veteran presence to elevate them to the playoffs I think, and Tony Allen isn’t it.

[StF616Participant]

 T-Mac, throught it all, is still T-Mac. A former all-star, scoring champion, etc. He hasn’t been healthy for the last what 2 years? and he is finally getting healthy. He doesnt have the same athleticism, and will never have it again, but he is still one of the most underrated passers in the nba and he is still, a very Smart player. He has been the starting Point Guard for the pistons(a 6’8 point guard!) And we all know he plays the 2 and the 3 well. I think he willl be a very good Starter for a contending team, he will fit in well with alot of teams since he is very versatile.

I’m just hoping for my favorite player to get a happy ending.

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