T-Mac scores 44 in thrilling performance in Utah
Monday, March 28th, 2005
by John
Yao reacts in disbelief to a call against him in Utah on Monday night. Yao scored 15 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and had three blocks, but the night belonged to T-Mac, who scored 22 points in the second quarter and 44 points overall to lead the Rockets to a 99-85 victory in Salt Lake. Click here for more photos from the game.
by John
MONDAY, 3/28/05 – Although T-Mac finished the fourth quarter in San Antonio on Sunday afternoon with just one basket, who can complain after seeing him collapse to the floor with a very painful hip strain injury just 3 days ago in New Orleans?
Well, after the Utah Jazz saw what he did to them on Monday, they probably want to break that hip, his leg, his knee, and his ankle. You get my drift. T-Mac exploded for a magnificent game that no one will forget anytime soon as he redeemed himself from Sunday’s fourth quarter against the Spurs, beating the Jazz 99-85.
Yao reacts in disbelief to a call against him in Utah on Monday night. Yao scored 15 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and had three blocks, but the night belonged to T-Mac, who scored 22 points in the second quarter and 44 points overall to lead the Rockets to a 99-85 victory in Salt Lake. Click here for more photos from the game.by John
MONDAY, 3/28/05 – Although T-Mac finished the fourth quarter in San Antonio on Sunday afternoon with just one basket, who can complain after seeing him collapse to the floor with a very painful hip strain injury just 3 days ago in New Orleans?
Well, after the Utah Jazz saw what he did to them on Monday, they probably want to break that hip, his leg, his knee, and his ankle. You get my drift. T-Mac exploded for a magnificent game that no one will forget anytime soon as he redeemed himself from Sunday’s fourth quarter against the Spurs, beating the Jazz 99-85.