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Beijing - Tracy McGrady revealed on Sina Weibo (Chinese version of Twitter) that he would be making a decision on playing the NBA or going back to CBA (China Basketball Association).
The former NBA superstar Saturday said he had sweet memories with China when he clinched 25 points, 7.2 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game in his first CBA season, after which he joined San Antonio Spurs and narrowly missed his first NBA title, reports Xinhua.
Soon after McGrady revealed this decision, many of his followers from China posted comments and warmly invited him to come back.
“Whichever team he joins, his supporters will be happy about the fact that his career will continue,” said a Weibo user.
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