is Tracy McGrady (Houston Rockets) impaired?

[never_again]

visually I mean.
I wont bore you with exactly why I would like to know, but to me, either his eyelids the outsides of his eyes or he is cross-eyed.
His eyes are never pointing in the same direction, as when I was watching a game on my computer and I paused it, one of his eyes was looking at the ref and the other was looking at the screen.

Does this mean at certain times, he sees two of the rim when he is shooting?
How is he still the best scorer(in terms of ease, for all of you who wanna argue Kobe, I suggest watching some Magic games of the early 2000s) when healthy?

I mean one explanation I could think of is that basketball is mostly a rhythm game so to speak, as when I play and you get in the "groove", you no longer need the precise coordinates of the basket or some shit like that, rather, you already have a feel to where the basket is.

 

[Mr.Pizzle]

I believe he had surgery for a lazy eye.

 

[never_again]

lazy eye?
you mean amblyopia as in he has poor vision in the eye or
strabismus, where the eye is pointing in different directions?
where did you hear this?

and eye surgeries for strabismus, as some of us may know, are not totally successful because the eye will continue to stray by itself.
Altho he is a pro athlete who can afford the fanciest of surgical technologies.

But even then, the surgeons didnt do such a good job, wouldnt you say

 

[Euthanasia]

Does it really matter? So the guy has a lazy eye. Big deal?

 

[never_again]

big deal?
how hard must it be to concentrate with 2 images of the rim
or 2 images of whoever ur guarding

the rim and the side of the guy handing out sodas
etc.

 

[Battler]

rockets should trade mcgrady.