Tracy McGrady Talks NBA Playoffs, Rockets' Vulnerability

Tracy McGrady says the Houston Rockets are not destined for a deep playoff run due to their vulnerability at point guard.

The Rockets' lack of a natural point guard is a major concern for McGrady, who believes it will hinder their ability to make a deep run in the playoffs.

They have young point guards in Reed Shepherd and Amen Thompson, but McGrady thinks they lack the poise and patience needed for playoff basketball.

McGrady believes Chris Paul could be the key to the Rockets' success, as he would provide the team with a smart and experienced point guard.

Paul's ability to put players in their natural positions would be a major asset for the Rockets, particularly for Kevin Durant.

The Rockets' chances of making a deep run in the playoffs are slim, according to McGrady, who thinks they could struggle against teams like OKC, Minnesota, and Denver.

McGrady does not think the Rockets can make it to the Western Conference finals, citing their lack of offense compared to other top teams.

He believes they could win a playoff series, but it would depend on the matchup, and they could also lose in the first round.

Tracy McGrady's comments come from an interview where he discussed various topics, including his podcast with cousin Vince Carter, "Cousins with Vince Carter and Tracy McGrady".

The podcast releases new episodes every Wednesday on YouTube, and McGrady currently works as an analyst for NBC.

McGrady's experience in the NBA playoffs is limited, having never advanced past the first round in his first eight playoff appearances.

It wasn't until he signed with the San Antonio Spurs in 2013 that he was able to play beyond the first round.

McGrady led the league in scoring twice and went to seven All-Star Games during his prime as a star player in the NBA.