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  T-Mac's retirement (?) letter
  :hano: @ for now
  What an honor to have your last name misspelled by a former teammate!
  I'm pretty sure he misspelled Bogues' first name as well.
  Chicago should pick him up
  Im kinda glad some of these big name stars are heading overseas at the end of their careers. Its a win/win for everyone involved. They get to remain a big star for an extra couple of years while collecting a big paycheck yet at the same time they dont tarnish their reputations in the nba... plus nba teams are able to develop some youth in their place. I like it, and i hope guys like Jermaine O'neal, Rip Hamilton etc... are paying attention
  Isiah Thomas. Doug Christie. Muggsy Bogues. You would think he would spell their names properly if he wanted to thank them.
  Meh, I don't see the problem. Half the idiots in pro sports can't even string together a coherent sentence these days.
  All the best to TMac. Hes always come across as a nice guy. Just lazy.
  FWIW at least you know he probably wrote it himself which means it was genuine.
  T-Mac is China's favorite NBA athlete. He'll do well there.
  I hope he does well there. He was one of my favorite non-Lakers to watch. It's unfortunate that his injuries and laziness got in the way of what should've been a much better career.
  good luck to T-Mac - sadly I'm pretty sure he did about as well as I would have under the same circumstances - which is to say that if I were peter parker I too would have spent most of my time either showing off to get chicks or sitting on my couch getting high with my buddies and playing video games and criminals (or GOATs) be damned
  It's a shame that he and Yao never had a full year where they were both healthy. That team should have seriously challenged for a Finals spot.
  All his other faults have obscured how good he was at one point. That 02-03 season of his is one of the best I've ever seen
  Everything said, and the fact that it's great for basketball in general. I hope the trend continues. Stars build their fandom, play out their productive careers in the NBA, then by moving to play overseas effectively act as ambassadors to the game. I'm sure the majority of the fans in China could care less whether T-Mac's anywhere near his prime playing level, they just want to see dude play.