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Tue, Nov 18th 2008, 10:06

Tracy injures knee in win, MRI deemed Uneccessary

Tuesday afternoon Update

According to Chron.com, “Further notice” came quickly.

A day after Rockets guard Tracy McGrady said “until further notice, I’m going to have to shut it down,” he was running through practice as if he never felt a shot of pain in Monday’s second half and never said the frustration had him reconsidering the idea of playing his way back to full strength.

McGrady said he was not certain he would play, but the chances had improved as much as his knee. He said he was “hopeful” he could play, called the MRI that was planned and cancelled “not necessary” and did not describe himself as like to stop playing entirely. “Right now, tomorrow is not…

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Thu, Nov 13th 2008, 10:10

All-Star voting open

The ballot for the 2009 NBA All-Star game in Phoenix has been unveiled and voting has begun. Make sure to sign up and cast your ballot to help get Tracy in the game. Every registered voter can vote once per day, so make sure to let your voice be heard!

Vote using the voting widget on the right the T-Mac.com homepage, or visit NBA.com to cast your vote.

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Wed, Nov 12th 2008, 10:01

Tracy McGrady's toughest point is about the genocide in Darfur

Tina Daunt – Los Angeles Times

With the economy in the tank, foreign policy issues (other than the war in Iraq) are as hard to sell in Hollywood as they are in Washington.

Certainly, voters in last week’s election had little but layoffs and plunging home prices on their minds when they went to the polls. But a cadre of dedicated celebrity activists is still hoping to make a place for issues — such as the genocide in the Sudanese region of Darfur — in the American conscience.

NBA star Tracy McGrady over the weekend called on human rights activists, studio executives and his fellow players to help raise awareness about Darfur, where more than 500,000 people have been killed and 2.5 million…

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Sun, Nov 9th 2008, 09:23

Tracy on the Jim Rome Show

Tracy was a guest on Thursday on the Jim Rome Show. In their interview the pair discussed Tracy’s meeting with Barack Obama during the President Elect’s campaign, how Ron Artest is fitting into the team both on the court and in the locker room, and the upcoming release of his documentary that he is producing based on his trip to the refugee camps he visited in Darfur last off season. Check out the interview above.

Houston Chronicle: Film follows Darfur tour –
Documentary records McGrady during 2007 trip

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Tue, Nov 4th 2008, 16:37

T-Mac speaks with Steven A. Smith

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