Looking Ahead to… NBA Free Agency

[stevsta]

Not always true. Look at the Celtics and a team like Washington I could see going for T-Mac Arenas-TMac-Butler-Jamison-Haywood. That's a lineup when 100% healthy would be tough to stop. Although that would be the most injury prone team in the league.

exactly why no one wants to touch his contract b/c if they do get him and he goes down there spending money on a guy who sits on the bench with a suit

[.RoCkEtS1]

exactly why no one wants to touch his contract b/c if they do get him and he goes down there spending money on a guy who sits on the bench with a suit

Well taking T-Mac could also be a good future decision. He only has one more upcoming year on his contract and he could be used to get another big name in the greatest potential FA class in a while if not the best ever.

[Esjay]

Well taking T-Mac could also be a good future decision. He only has one more upcoming year on his contract and he could be used to get another big name in the greatest potential FA class in a while if not the best ever.

I see what you're saying .. I just don't see anybody in the top 5 willing to pull the trigger.

[Prodigal Son]

Well taking T-Mac could also be a good future decision. He only has one more upcoming year on his contract and he could be used to get another big name in the greatest potential FA class in a while if not the best ever.

Things going against T-Mac

When was the last time he played a full season?

The Rockets did better without him, then with him.

His teams have been one and done in the playoffs every year. He's a player who has yet to make it out of the first round.

His best playoff performance was in a press conference when he said how great it was to get out of the first round. He forgot the NBA changed the rules stating first round is a best of 7 now, and not best of 5. Once again, his team loses the next two games, and is kicked out.