McGrady and Rockets come back from 10 points down against San Antonio in less than a minute

Houston Rockets vs. San Antonio Spurs December 12, 2004 Tracy McGrady scores 4 three pointers and happens to pick up a foul on one of them making it 13 points in a matter of 35 seconds left in the game.

Tracy McGrady!

From 04/05 season. And1 play, three from the parking lot and then a tough shot from the corner (at the buzzer).

December 9, 2004: In one of the greatest last minute comebacks in NBA History, Tracy McGrady took the Houston Rockets on his back and beat the San Antonio Spurs. This was the game where T-Mac earned his Rockets' uniform.

This mix is made by Me.. I thinks.. don't make very well.. but, I'm satisfied..^^ I hope that T-Mac will be back healthy body~!! (I don't speak English well.. I'm Asian.. Understand me, please~! ^^;)

Tracy McGrady 62 points

Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. Tracy McGrady and Carlos Boozer in their version of the 2008 NBA Playoffs spot, There Can Only Be One.

A true team can beat a sensational superstar. Tracy McGrady scored 46 points, but five Detroit Pistons scored in double figures as they beat the Orlando Magic 89-77 Wednesday in Game 2 to even their first-round playoff series. "I can't win it by myself,'' McGrady said. "I'm pretty sure they should understand that, but I give Detroit credit for really shutting those guys down.'' McGrady's teammates, led by Andrew DeClercq's nine points, combined for just 31 points. Richard Hamilton had 30 points one game after scoring 28 in his playoff debut. Detroit's Chauncey Billups had 15, Corliss Williamson added 13 and Cliff Robinson scored 10. "Everybody helps everybody out and everybody knows their place,'' Hamilton said. Ben Wallace validated the NBA Defensive Player of the Year award he won earlier in the day -- for the second straight year. Wallace made two come-from-behind blocks in the first several minutes, and finished with 16 rebounds, three steals, three blocks and 10 points. "I thought I was going to have to lead the way, but the guys were already ready,'' Wallace said. "We just played with a lot of energy.'' McGrady, the NBA's leading scorer, broke the Magic playoff scoring record he set Sunday with 43 points. His 46-point performance also tied The Palace scoring record in any game shared by Shaquille O'Neal, Jerry Stackhouse and Grant Hill. McGrady made 16 of 26 shots and 10 of 11 free throws. "I thought we made McGrady work for his shots, but he's playing at an amazing level,'' Detroit coach Rick Carlisle said. "He's doing things that most of us have never seen before.'' Game 3 is Friday in Orlando. Detroit, which never trailed, led by 22 early in the second quarter and maintained a double-digit lead for the final 9:25. Wallace's alley-oop dunk and Billups' 3-pointer gave Detroit an 85-70 lead with 4:23 left, but McGrady answered with a long jumper and a 3-pointer in less than a minute. But the Magic could not get closer. Pistons rookie Tayshaun Prince, who didn't even play in Game 1, helped slow down McGrady for a short time. Prince replaced Michael Curry with 4:45 left in the third quarter and McGrady missed his first four field goals against Prince as Detroit pulled away for good. "Maybe now we have to call Tayshaun Prince the T-Mac stopper,'' Orlando coach Doc Rivers said. "But the bottom line is, we've got to get other guys involved.'' The game -- and Billups -- couldn't have started any differently than the opener. Detroit made 12 of 21 shots in the first quarter to take a 31-14 lead. It missed 18 of its first 22 shots on Sunday and trailed by nine early in the second quarter. Billups made as many shots -- three -- in the first 5:31 as he did after taking 16 shots in Game 1. After Detroit took its second 22-point lead early in the second quarter, McGrady brought the Magic back with spectacular shots. McGrady scored 14 points in 4:19 to cut Orlando's deficit to 43-35. The highlight came when he caught an alley-oop pass with both hands on the right side of the lane, then scored with a left-handed layup on the other side of the rim. Detroit scored the last five points of the quarter to lead 54-40 at halftime. The Magic pulled within six for the first time since midway through the first quarter with 3:10 left in the third quarter. Detroit answered with six straight points, including Hamilton's two free throws after he was knocked down by Shawn Kemp, who was called for a flagrant foul. The Pistons started the fourth quarter with a 70-61 lead. Game notes Hall of Famer Bob Lanier, a former Piston, presented Wallace with his award before the game. ... At halftime, the Pistons honored Earl Lloyd, who will be inducted this year into the Basketball Hall of Fame. Lloyd became the first black player in the NBA in 1950. He played for the Pistons from 1958-60 and coached them in the early 1970s, after being the first black NBA assistant coach in 1968. ... Faces in the crowd included boxer Tommy "Hit Man'' Hearns and Houston's Maurice Taylor, a Detroit native. .. Deon Curry, the son of Detroit's Michael Curry, has made a commitment to play football at Michigan State.

Tracy McGrady had a record-setting night that felt strangely empty. McGrady scored a team-record 62 points, becoming just the third NBA player in the past dozen years to score that many, in the Orlando Magic's 108-99 victory over the Washington Wizards on Wednesday night. "I really didn't enjoy it, but I should have," McGrady said. "Usually when I have a big game like this, the crowd is going crazy and I like getting into it with them, but I didn't feel it tonight. "I couldn't get into it because of the record we have, the fact we're not going nowhere after the regular season -- it's just frustrating." McGrady broke Shaquille O'Neal's team record of 53 points set against Minnesota in 1994. It was the league's first 60-point game since O'Neal had 61 for the Lakers against the Los Angeles Clippers on Mar. 6, 2000. In the past 12 years, only David Robinson (71 vs. the Clippers on April 24, 1994) and Michael Jordan (63 vs. Orlando on Jan. 16, 1993) have scored as least 62 points in a game. McGrady shot 20-for-37 from the field, including 5-for-14 from 3-point range, and made 17 of 26 free throws in 46 minutes. He also had 10 rebounds and five assists. "This might be a good place for us to start building momentum for next season," Magic coach Johnny Davis said. "That was a great individual performance by an amazing basketball player, and the icing on the cake is that we won the game." McGrady showed little emotion while scoring 55 of his points over the final three quarters -- most on jump shots from the 18- to 20-foot range. "We could have stopped him by fouling him real hard, but you don't want to play dirty basketball," said Washington guard Gilbert Arenas, who fell one short of his career-high with 40 points. "You just got to let him play and once he gets it rolling, he's really hard to stop. "He put on one hell of a show," said Magic teammate Keith Bogans. "I was just sitting there watching in amazement. I've never seen a guy take over a game like that." McGrady's previous career-high was 52 points against Chicago on Feb. 21, 2003. He scored 51 earlier this season against Denver. The Magic, who have won only 19 games this season, swept the four-game season series. McGrady scored 17 of the Magic's first 19 points in the second quarter, the last coming on a 3-pointer that put Orlando ahead 34-22 with 7:21 left before halftime. The Magic pushed that lead to as many as 15 before Arenas started scoring. Arenas had nine of Washington's last 11 points in the quarter, including a steal and layup that cut the deficit to 46-40 with 45 seconds left in the half. Arenas finished with 22 in the half. McGrady and Arenas resumed their shooting duel to start the second half, with McGrady scoring 16 points in the first seven minutes and Arenas countering with 11. McGrady ended up with 24 points in the quarter, one off the team-record 25 he scored in the second quarter against Denver last season. Arenas led the Wizards with 40 points, while Etan Thomas added 19 points and 11 rebounds. The Wizards lost their fourth straight game. "When it's all said and done, this will just be one of 82 games in the book," McGrady said. "Just close the book and that's it. There's nothing to be said except get ready for next season." Game notes McGrady outscored the Wizards 24-23 in the first 18 minutes of the game. ... Wizards G Juan Dixon, who scored 61 points in his previous three games, suffered a sprained ankle 10 seconds into the game and played only 12 minutes. He didn't score. ... The Magic shot only 25 percent (6-of-24) and the Wizards 27 percent (6-of-22) in the first period. Washington had only three assists in the first half when it scored 40 points. The Magic were outrebounded 51-47, the sixth straight game they were beaten on the boards.

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Visit http://www.nba.com/video for more highlights. Tracy McGrady scored 26 of his 35 points in the second half, and the Rockets defeated the Blazers 95-88 Thursday night to snap a two-game skid.

Tracy McGrady of the Houston Rockets 04'05 season

8:30 long mix of Tracy Mcgrady. One of the Best!

In 2005-2006 In his second season with Houston, averaged a team-high 24.4 points, 6.5 rebounds, 4.8 assists and 1.26 steals in 47 games (47 starts) ... reached 20 points 32 times, which included a team-best 14 30-point games and a pair of 40-point performances ... added six double-doubles on the season ... missed 34 games due to injury (11/5/05-11/10/05 with strained back; 11/20/05-11/26/05 with strained back; 1/10/06-1/18/06 with back spasms; 3/7/06 with sore back; 3/12/06-4/19/06 with back injury) and one game (NWT) due to a family emergency (2/24/06) ... overall, the Rockets were 7-28 in games without him in 2005-06, averaging 93.1 points per game in the 47 outings he played and 86.1 in the 35 games he was out ... originally suffered a strained back at practice (11/4/05) ... notched 30 of his 35 points at New Jersey (11/12/05) in the second half, including 20 of Houston's 29 points in the fourth quarter ... grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds vs. Detroit (11/18/05) ... recorded 34 points, including six 3-pointers at Seattle (12/15/05), which matched his most 3-pointers made as a member of the Rockets ... scored on a driving layup with 0.3 seconds left on the clock to lift the Rockets to a 76-74 win at the L.A. Lakers (12/18/05) ... recorded a season-high 11 assists vs. Toronto (12/21/05) ... registered 37 points at Toronto (1/6/06), marking his fifth consecutive game in which he scored at least 30 points ... joined Hakeem Olajuwon, Moses Malone and Elvin Hayes as the only players in Rockets history to have five straight 30-point games ... scored a season-high 43 points at Detroit (1/22/06) and followed with 41 points at Milwaukee (1/23/06), marking the first time a Rockets player reached 40 points in back-to-back nights since Moses Malone did it back in 1981-82 (43 on 2/26/82 vs. Golden State and 44 on 2/27/82 at Dallas) ... recorded 37 points and 12 rebounds vs. Miami (1/29/06), including 15 (4-15 3FG) attempts from beyond the arc, which equaled the second most 3-point attempts in Rockets history ... ranked fourth in the NBA in scoring average in the month of January with 31.5 points per game ... scored the fourth most points in All-Star Game history with a game-high 36 points for the West in the 2006 NBA All-Star Game (2/19/06) ... led all Western Conference forwards in votes (1,818,932) and was sixth overall in All-Star Balloting ... also participated with NBA legend Clyde Drexler and Houston Comets All-Star Sheryl Swoopes in the RadioShack Shooting Stars Challenge on All-Star Saturday Night ... received an injection (3/15/06) to relieve swelling in the area of his back where he fell during the game vs. Portland (3/5/06), missing the final 20 games of the season. In the NBA Holds career averages of 22.2 points, 6.4 rebounds, 4.4 assists, 1.37 steals and 1.00 blocks in 612 games (472 starts) with Toronto, Orlando and Houston ... two-time NBA scoring champion (32.1 in 2002-03, 28.0 in 2003-04) ... named All-NBA First Team twice (2002, 2003), All-NBA Second Team twice (2001, 2004) and All-NBA Third Team one time (2005) ... earned NBA Most Improved Player (2001) ... six-time NBA All-Star selection (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006), averaging 18.7 points in six NBA All-Star Games (five starts) ... named the NBA's Conference Player of the Week nine times and Player of the Month four times ... still stands as Orlando's all-time leader in scoring average (28.1 points in 295 games) ... possesses 38 career 40-point games, which ranks fourth among active players. 2004-2005: Named to All-NBA Third Team at forward ... averaged a team-leading 25.7 points, 6.2 rebounds and career highs of 5.7 assists and 1.73 steals in his first season with Houston, marking his fifth straight season to score over 25 points per game ... became the first player in Rockets history to reach 2,000 points, 400 rebounds and 400 assists in a season, joining Olajuwon, Malone and Hayes with the only 2,000-point seasons in franchise history ... posted the highest scoring average by a Rockets newcomer since Hayes with San Diego during the 1968-69 season ... scored a Rockets individual season-high 48 points at Dallas (12/2/04), marking one of his six 40-point efforts ... reached 30 points 25 times, as Houston held a 22-3 record in those games ... among NBA leaders, ranked sixth in scoring average, seventh in steals per game and tied for 18 th in assists per game ... named the Western Conference Player of the Week for the weeks ending Jan. 16, Feb. 6, Mar. 13 and Apr. 17, becoming the first player in Rockets history to earn Player of the Week recognition four times in a season ... hit game-winning shots vs. Philadelphia (12/14/04) and San Antonio (12/9/04), scoring 13 points in the final 35 seconds against the Spurs ... scored his 12,000 th career point vs. Boston (3/18/05), becoming the second-youngest player in NBA history to reach this mark behind Kobe Bryant ... started for the West in the 2005 NBA All-Star Game after leading all guards in All-Star balloting. 2003-2004: Led the NBA in scoring average for the second straight season, posting 28.0 points per game with Orlando ... became the third-youngest player in NBA history to claim multiple scoring titles, trailing only Wilt Chamberlain and Bob McAdoo ... became the ninth player in NBA history to win consecutive scoring crowns ... earned All-NBA Second-Team honors ... set a career high with a Magic franchise-record and NBA individual season-high 62 points vs. Washington (3/10/04). 2002-2003: Topped the NBA with a career-high 32.1 points per game with Orlando ... earned First-Team All-NBA recognition and finished fourth in NBA MVP voting for a second straight season ... became the youngest NBA player to average 30 points since McAdoo in 1974-75. 2001-2002: Earned All-NBA First Team after averaging 25.6 points, a career-high 7.9 rebounds, 5.3 assists and 1.57 steals with the Magic ... ranked fourth in the NBA in scoring average. 2000-2001: Earned the NBA's Most Improved Player award and All-NBA Second-Team recognition after averaging 26.8 points, 7.5 rebounds and 4.6 assists in his first season in Orlando ... finished seventh in the NBA in scoring average, recording the highest average in NBA history for a player 21 years or younger. 1999-2000: Averaged 15.4 points and a career-high 1.91 blocks in his final season with Toronto. 1998-1999: Averaged 9.3 points with the Raptors. 1997-1998: Averaged 7.0 points as an 18-year-old rookie with Toronto. In the Playoffs Holds career averages of 29.8 points, 6.8 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 1.48 steals and 1.24 blocks in 25 postseason games with Toronto, Orlando and Houston ... still stands as Orlando's all-time leader in postseason scoring average with 32.0 points per game. 2005: Averaged 30-plus points for a fourth time in his playoff career with a team-high 30.7 points for Houston ... posted a playoff-career-high 7.4 rebounds per game ... scored 37 points in a Game Six win vs. Dallas (5/5/05), helping the Rockets force a decisive Game Seven. 2003: Averaged 31.7 points with Orlando ... scored a Magic playoff-record and playoff-career-high 46 points at Detroit (4/23/03). 2002: For the second consecutive year, led the NBA in playoff scoring by averaging 30.8 points for the Magic in the postseason. 2001: Led the NBA in playoff scoring average with a playoff-career-high 33.8 points per game ... averaged a playoff-career-high 8.3 assists with the Magic. 2000: Averaged 16.7 points and 7.0 rebounds with Toronto. In Life Born Tracy Lamar McGrady Jr. on May 24, 1979, in Bartow, Florida ... he and his wife, CleRenda, have a daughter, Layla Clarice, and a son, Laymen Lamar ... finished as Houston's leading scorer with 21 points vs. Utah (12/27/05), despite leaving at halftime to be CleRenda who went into labor with their son ... named USA Today High School Player of the Year as a senior at Mt. Zion Christian Academy ... cousin of NBA All-Star Vince Carter ... voted "Favorite Athlete" in a Sports Illustrated For Kids poll ... honored as one of the "Good Guys in Sports" by The Sporting News ... befriended Iran Brown, the youngest victim of the Washington-area sniper shootings ... participates in the Make-A-Wish program ... hosted one young child to spend a day with him at his house as a part of ESPN's "My Wish Series," where children with life-threatening illnesses are given their wish to spend a day with their favorite sports superstar ... has hosted a military family during All-Star Weekend ... continues charitable efforts through his Tracy McGrady Foundation ... hosts the annual T-Mac Charity Softball Game, which has helped raise money for the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Houston, as well as for renovation of the library and technology area at Ross Elementary School in Houston ... purchases tickets to every Rockets home game for disadvantaged youth ... was one of the NBA superstars to participate in the Hurricane Katrina Relief Charity All-Star Game (9/11/05) ... featured in the Mike Jones music video "Flossin" ... chosen to be on the cover of the NBA Live '07 video game. In Transactions Drafted by Toronto in the first round (ninth overall) of the 1997 NBA Draft ... traded to Orlando on Aug. 3, 2000, for a future first-round draft pick ... traded with Juwan Howard, Reece Gaines and Tyronn Lue to Houston on June 29, 2004, for Steve Francis, Kelvin Cato and Cuttino Mobley ... signed an extension with Houston on Nov. 1, 2004.

07-08 mix

best mcgrady mix, very rare clips

mcGrady in 35 secondi ne mette 13.Commento sky di Flavio Tranquillo e Federico Buffa

a mix by me...his highlights from when he was one of the most explosive players in the NBA-clips form the Raps and Magic