Tracy McGrady
PHI2001032804 - 28 MARCH 2001 - PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA, USA: 76er George Lynch () tangles with Magic Tracy McGrady (1) over the ball as Philadelphia hosts Orlando in an evening game at the First Union Center March 28, 2001. rlw/ja/Jon Adams UPI
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Tracy McGrady, a seven-time All-Star who averaged nearly 20 points a game over his career, on Monday announced his retirement from the NBA.
Orlando swingman Ryan Anderson has been voted the NBA's Most Improved Player for the past season, the league said Friday.
Tracy McGrady scored 17 points and was one of seven Atlanta players in double figures Wednesday, sending the Hawks coasting past Detroit 116-84.
Joe Johnson poured in 30 points Tuesday and the Atlanta Hawks wrapped a up a successful road trip with a 100-77 victory over Toronto.
Tracy McGrady sparked a strong fourth quarter for Atlanta Monday, pumping in 13 points down the stretch in the Hawks' 100-92 win over Miami.
Kevin Martin netted six shots from beyond the arc en route to 27 points Saturday and Houston Rockets bested Atlanta 95-84.
Vladimir Radmanovic netted 17 points Tuesday, leading a balanced attack that carried Atlanta to a 106-70 rout of New Jersey in the Hawks' season opener.
Josh Smith had 27 points and 14 rebounds Monday in the Atlanta Hawks' 94-79 victory over Detroit.
Tracy McGrady scored 20 points Saturday, leading the Detroit Pistons to an 89-78 win over the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tayshaun Prince, Tracy McGrady and Austin Daye all scored 20 points Monday in the Detroit Pistons' 103-96 verdict over Orlando.
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