TRACY MCGRADY INTRODUCTION
Tracy Lamar McGrady Jr. (born May 24, 1979) is a former American professional baseball player (pitcher) and basketball player, hailing from Bartow, Florida. Standing at 203cm tall and weighing 101kg, he played as a shooting guard and small forward in basketball, going by the nicknames "T-MAC" and "Sleepy McGrady". He competed in the NBA from 1997 to 2013 and later made a transition to baseball, joining the Sugar Land Skeeters in the independent Atlantic League.
As a basketball player, McGrady was celebrated for his exceptional scoring ability. During his prime, he consistently averaged over 20 points per game for eight consecutive years and clinched the scoring title twice. He showcased remarkable one-on-one offensive skills, utilizing a diverse range of moves including penetration, fadeaways, and pivot work to bewilder defenders. He had a knack for drawing fouls through fakes and exhibited incredible body control to convert plays. His dunking prowess, leveraging his impressive jumping ability and lengthy wingspan, ranked among the NBA's finest. He was also adept at passing, maintaining an average of over 4 assists per game from the 2000-01 season through the 2008-09 season.
Furthermore, he had a reputation as a clutch shooter, capable of delivering pivotal points that determined game outcomes. One of the most iconic instances occurred during a match against the San Antonio Spurs on December 9, 2004, when he amassed 13 points, including four consecutive three-pointers (one leading to a four-point play), within the final 35 seconds, resulting in a historic comeback victory. It's important to note that even when guarded by Bruce Bowen, who was one of the league's premier defenders at the time, McGrady's extraordinary performance remained unstoppable.
TRACY MCGRADY INTRODUCTION
Tracy Lamar McGrady Jr. (born May 24, 1979) is a former American professional baseball player (pitcher) and basketball player, hailing from Bartow, Florida. Standing at 203cm tall and weighing 101kg, he played as a shooting guard and small forward in basketball, going by the nicknames "T-MAC" and "Sleepy McGrady". He competed in the NBA from 1997 to 2013 and later made a transition to baseball, joining the Sugar Land Skeeters in the independent Atlantic League.
As a basketball player, McGrady was celebrated for his exceptional scoring ability. During his prime, he consistently averaged over 20 points per game for eight consecutive years and clinched the scoring title twice. He showcased remarkable one-on-one offensive skills, utilizing a diverse range of moves including penetration, fadeaways, and pivot work to bewilder defenders. He had a knack for drawing fouls through fakes and exhibited incredible body control to convert plays. His dunking prowess, leveraging his impressive jumping ability and lengthy wingspan, ranked among the NBA's finest. He was also adept at passing, maintaining an average of over 4 assists per game from the 2000-01 season through the 2008-09 season.
Furthermore, he had a reputation as a clutch shooter, capable of delivering pivotal points that determined game outcomes. One of the most iconic instances occurred during a match against the San Antonio Spurs on December 9, 2004, when he amassed 13 points, including four consecutive three-pointers (one leading to a four-point play), within the final 35 seconds, resulting in a historic comeback victory. It's important to note that even when guarded by Bruce Bowen, who was one of the league's premier defenders at the time, McGrady's extraordinary performance remained unstoppable.
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COMPANY OVERVIEW
Company Name: T-MAC WORLD CO., LTD
Business Activities:
1. T-MAC Licensing Agreements
2. T-MAC OEM and ODM Manufacturing Services
3. T-MAC Brand Product Sales
4. Other Related Businesses
Headquarters: 7-9-17 Fukushima, Fukushima-ku, Osaka, Japan
**Major Affiliated Companies:**
- T-MAC Brand Management and Operations Companies in New York and Los Angeles - NBA
**Purpose of Company Establishment and Brand Introduction:**
The purpose of the business is to propose a fulfilling and healthy lifelong lifestyle through various sports, from children to seniors, via the T-MAC brand. Tracy Lamar McGrady Jr. (born May 24, 1979), known as the NBA superstar "T-MAC" (Sleepy McGrady), played in the NBA from 1997 to 2013 and later transitioned to professional baseball. He has a passion for golf.
One of his iconic moments was on December 9, 2004, when he scored 13 points within the final 35 seconds of a game against the San Antonio Spurs, leading to a historic comeback. This remarkable feat remains an unbeaten record in NBA history and continues to be celebrated.
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