HI EVERYONE!

Hi my fans :

I am the best player on my team ,Making it to the NBA is my dream ,I can score 50 points on any given night ,Just showing my face will allow me to pass, I love shooting.

Thank you my fans

like a bat!

Patience Please

I know that there has been talk about me not playing in the beginning of the season, and I know my fans want to hear from me. So here it is straight from T-Mac. I feel optimistic about this season, and I know that the Rockets are a great team with the potential to be special. With that said, I need to feel 100% with my knee before I get out their on the court. It is almost there, but I need to take precautions and if my knee isn’t ready yet when we take on Memphis, I will have to wait and do my best to support the team in other ways. I need to have 100% confidence in that knee so that I am able to do the things on the court that make me the player I am. That time will come soon, but I don’t want to rush it and risk further damage just to be able to play on opening night. I am so confident with my team this season that If I have to hang back for a few games until I feel my knee is 100%, than that is what I will do. You will see a fierce T-Mac on the court this season, I can promise you that. We are a strong unit that has great chemistry. We all want it badly. I want to win, we want to win, and we will make Houston proud. Just enjoy the show Rockets fans and believe. I do..

It's been a busy summer

What’s up out there?
How’s everyone’s summer going? I’m enjoying the off-season even though I’ve been extremely busy. First off, I want to let you all know that the rehab for my shoulder and knee is going well. I’m working hard to get back and would say that I’m about 70% right now. I’m not playing basketball yet or running, but I’m doing on court agility work. I’m on pace to be ready for the season, and I gotta admit, I am VERY excited to get back on the court. Our team has made some great moves. I think drafting Joey Dorsey will add some size and toughness and signing Brent Barry was big for us too. Brent will be another leader out there and both of those guys help add to our team’s depth. The NBA season is such a grind that having depth like that is just so important. Also I am very excited about the Artest deal. It’s not finalized yet, but if and when it does go through it will be a huge boost for our club. Ron is such a great competitor and will bring so much to our team. I think we can really compete with the best now. It also makes you feel good about the team you play for when you see the organization doing everything in its power to improve the team. I hope everyone out there is just as excited as I am about the move. It’s also good to see Yao getting back on the court and I’m happy for him that he will be able to suit up for his country at the Olympics. I’ll be checking out the Olympics for sure and will keep a close eye on the basketball. You guys think USA is a lock for the gold or will there be upsets again like last time?

Update from T-Mac

Just wanted to drop a line and give you all an update on my status. I saw a specialist yesterday and while the news isn’t great, I’m happy the diagnosis isn’t worse than it is. I’m going to have to sit out while I rehab my knee for the next 2 weeks, then it will be reevaluated. Ideally I’ll be back on the court after that, but it’s too early to tell at this point. I think the problem was that I came back too quickly. I probably should have rested it more and started the season on the sidelines

toughest point is about the genocide in Darfur

Tina Daunt – Los Angeles Times
With the economy in the tank, foreign policy issues (other than the war in Iraq) are as hard to sell in Hollywood as they are in Washington.
Certainly, voters in last week’s election had little but layoffs and plunging home prices on their minds when they went to the polls. But a cadre of dedicated celebrity activists is still hoping to make a place for issues — such as the genocide in the Sudanese region of Darfur — in the American conscience.