Tracy McGrady never saw the light of a 2nd round playoff game in his 16 year career before joining the Spurs days before the 2013 Playoffs started. ?Now he's just 1 win away from having a NBA championship added to his impressive resume.

Over the past couple of weeks, the superstar turned role player has become a fan favorite and victory cigar in San Antonio and given some great interviews and quotes including one about the anatomy of pigs.

In a recent interview with the NY Times, McGrady was asked about Dennis Rodman's ridiculous comment that LeBron would be just an average player in the 80s and 90s.

McGrady rolled his eyes at that, saying of James, “That’s definitely overboard because he’s probably one of the most gifted athletes that we’ve ever seen in our game, any era.” But on the subject of this era, he said he supported a change in the draft rules, increasing the current ban on high school players from one year to two.

“When I first came in, I mean, you still had M. J. and them guys in the game,” he said while owning up to the contradiction of his position. “You had men. You played with men. Now it’s a bunch of boys.”

TMac and his "boys" will play GM6 this Tuesday in Miami.

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Often drunk, desperate for attention, delusional, ex Detroit Bad boy and part-time degenerate Dennis Rodman was on the Dan Patrick radio show and had some pretty ridiculous things to say and I mean ridiculous by Rodman in a Wedding Dress and fighting with Van Damme standards.

Here's a snippit of the loonyness from the Celebrity Apprentice

"If Lebron was playing in the late 80's or early 90's, he'd be just an average player."

Rodman compared LeBron to Michael Jordan: "What [Jordan] did [shows] more charisma, he’s more articulate and stuff like that. LeBron is more like … there's no flash to his game. He's a great player, don't get me wrong. He's a helluva player. I'll give him that but Scottie and Michael are one of the best one-two punches I've ever seen, dude."

Rodman commented on how he’d match up with LeBron. "If I was 28 years old guarding Lebron,” Rodman said, “seriously dude. Are you kidding me? If he scored on me, I would be like OK, thanks. Guess what, though. Sooner or later … somebody's gotta win, somebody's gotta lose and most of the time I don't lose."

Rodman compared his Bulls to the current Heat.

"It wouldn't be no contest,” Rodman said. “The Heat has better talent than we had, but we had smarter players. … I would take Bosh out of his damn game, easy. That's not even a problem. How would Dwyane Wade match-up with Scottie Pippen? Really? Scottie Pippen would guard Lebron easy."

I still remember back in 92, Dennis Rodman, playing with the Pistons, was upset at a call and laid on his back and crossed his legs as the game played on. I thought it was a crazy statement but it made me a fan. ?I respected him as a Spur. ?Respected him on the court as a Bull but was annoyed by his off the court persona. ?Hated him by the time he joined the no chemistry Lakers and have been shaking my head at him over the past decade as he made appearances on Tosh.0, straight to DVD films, reality shows, streetball tours and interviews like this.

Go home Dennis, you're drunk and even Kim Jong-Un doesn't want to be your friend anymore.

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