4 good links
- Tracy McGrady
His official site, with decent bio
- Tracy McGrady Info Page
Stats from the NBA, plus factoids galore under "bio"
- Laid-Back Demeanor Deceptive
New York Times profile during a 2003 career peak
- McGrady on Africa
Houston Chronicle covers his 2007 encounter with Darfur war refugees
Tracy McGrady Biography
Tracy McGrady, a deceptively sleepy-eyed, 6-foot, 8-inch guard, is one of a handful of players to skip college and go straight to millionaire stardom in the National Basketball Association. Emerging from relative obscurity in his Florida hometown, he caught scouts' attention in a summer program and transferred to a prep basketball powerhouse in North Carolina for his senior year. Drafted by Toronto in the first round in 1997, "T-Mac" has also played for Orlando (2000-2004) and Houston (to present) and led the league in scoring in back-to-back seasons (2003-04 and 2004-05), averaging 28 and 32 points per game. On 9 December 2004 he led Houston to victory by scoring 13 points in the final 33 seconds of a game against San Antonio. Injuries have slowed him intermittently since 2005.
Extra credit:
McGrady also excelled in school baseball and considered a career in that sport... He and his wife, CleRenda, have two daughters, Layla and Laycee, and a son, Laymen... His charitable Tracy McGrady Foundation emphasizes educational and youth-oriented projects, and, since 2007, aid to refugees from violence in the Darfur region of Sudan.
