Most NBA fans would like to see Golden State Warriors’ dynasty come to an end and it seems like Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady shares their opinion. During his recent appearance on ESPN’s The Jump, McGrady discussed the possibility of Kevin Durant leaving the Warriors in the offseason, and said that this scenario would be “great” for the league.

“[That would be] great for the league,” – said McGrady, who currently works as an NBA analyst at ESPN. “Although I love seeing these guys play on the big stage every year, I think we just need some more parity … Kevin Durant just completely changed everything when he went there and made it not fair for the league.”

According to McGrady, Durant leaving wouldn’t just bring more parity to the league, but would also help another team to become relevant.

“I would love for KD to spread the love around … so a team like the New York Knicks can come back in the fold and be competitive in the Eastern Conference,” – he added. “Like, how awesome would that be? KD joins another player or two and make New York exciting again.”

Kevin Durant joined the Golden State Warriors in 2016, and since then, they became an unstoppable team that doesn’t have a real opponent in the NBA. Still, that could change in the summer, since both Durant and Klay Thompson are up for contract extension. And while Thompson is expected to stay, most analysts predict that Durant will decide to go somewhere else especially if Golden State manages to get a three-peat this year.

Durant played 48 games this season, and currently averages 27.8 points, 7.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.2 blocks per game.

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Tracy McGrady figured he can’t stay away from basketball after his induction into the Hall of Fame. Orlando Magic announced on Friday that McGrady is back with the team, this time in the role of special assistant to CEO Alex Martins. T-Mac will be available to the players and coaches on and off the court while assisting and advising the executive team in several areas. McGrady will also help the Magic with promotion, marketing, and community relations activities.

Welcome home, @Real_T_Mac! https://t.co/LCpQmy13XV

— Orlando Magic (@OrlandoMagic) October 6, 2017

“I am thrilled to be back where I truly made a name for myself – with the Orlando Magic,” said McGrady after the announcement. “The DeVos family and the entire organization have always done everything in a first-class manner and I am excited to be able to help them with whatever they may need.”

“Having Tracy McGrady, a perennial All-Star and a Hall-of-Famer, on our staff is tremendous for our entire organization,” – Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins said about McGrady. “Whether it will be on the court with the team or in the Central Florida community, Tracy’s knowledge, experience and stature will be an incredible asset for our players and our organization. We are extremely excited to bring him back home.”

After being selected as the 9th overall in the 1997 NBA Draft by Toronto Raptors, McGrady joined the Magic in 2000 as a free agent signing six-year, $67.5 million contract. During 4 years he spent with the team, McGrady played some of the best basketball in his career, emerging as one of the league’s best players. He received numerous honors including NBA Most Improved Player (2001), NBA scoring champion (2003, 2004)and All-NBA First Team (2002, 2003) as well as getting his first All-Star game appearance. After leaving the Magic, T-Mac played for the Houston Rockets, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, and Atlanta Hawks before finishing his NBA career with the San Antonio Spurs.

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Most NBA fans would like to see Golden State Warriors’ dynasty come to an end and it seems like Hall of Famer Tracy McGrady shares their opinion. During his recent appearance on ESPN’s The Jump, McGrady discussed the possibility of Kevin Durant leaving the Warriors in the offseason, and said that this scenario would be “great” for the league.

“[That would be] great for the league,” – said McGrady, who currently works as an NBA analyst at ESPN. “Although I love seeing these guys play on the big stage every year, I think we just need some more parity … Kevin Durant just completely changed everything when he went there and made it not fair for the league.”

According to McGrady, Durant leaving wouldn’t just bring more parity to the league, but would also help another team to become relevant.

“I would love for KD to spread the love around … so a team like the New York Knicks can come back in the fold and be competitive in the Eastern Conference,” – he added. “Like, how awesome would that be? KD joins another player or two and make New York exciting again.”

Kevin Durant joined the Golden State Warriors in 2016, and since then, they became an unstoppable team that doesn’t have a real opponent in the NBA. Still, that could change in the summer, since both Durant and Klay Thompson are up for contract extension. And while Thompson is expected to stay, most analysts predict that Durant will decide to go somewhere else especially if Golden State manages to get a three-peat this year.

Durant played 48 games this season, and currently averages 27.8 points, 7.3 rebounds, 6.0 assists and 1.2 blocks per game.

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Tracy McGrady figured he can’t stay away from basketball after his induction into the Hall of Fame. Orlando Magic announced on Friday that McGrady is back with the team, this time in the role of special assistant to CEO Alex Martins. T-Mac will be available to the players and coaches on and off the court while assisting and advising the executive team in several areas. McGrady will also help the Magic with promotion, marketing, and community relations activities.

Welcome home, @Real_T_Mac! https://t.co/LCpQmy13XV

— Orlando Magic (@OrlandoMagic) October 6, 2017

“I am thrilled to be back where I truly made a name for myself – with the Orlando Magic,” said McGrady after the announcement. “The DeVos family and the entire organization have always done everything in a first-class manner and I am excited to be able to help them with whatever they may need.”

“Having Tracy McGrady, a perennial All-Star and a Hall-of-Famer, on our staff is tremendous for our entire organization,” – Orlando Magic CEO Alex Martins said about McGrady. “Whether it will be on the court with the team or in the Central Florida community, Tracy’s knowledge, experience and stature will be an incredible asset for our players and our organization. We are extremely excited to bring him back home.”

After being selected as the 9th overall in the 1997 NBA Draft by Toronto Raptors, McGrady joined the Magic in 2000 as a free agent signing six-year, $67.5 million contract. During 4 years he spent with the team, McGrady played some of the best basketball in his career, emerging as one of the league’s best players. He received numerous honors including NBA Most Improved Player (2001), NBA scoring champion (2003, 2004)and All-NBA First Team (2002, 2003) as well as getting his first All-Star game appearance. After leaving the Magic, T-Mac played for the Houston Rockets, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, and Atlanta Hawks before finishing his NBA career with the San Antonio Spurs.

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