Usually worn by McGrady during Magic away games (in which they'd sport matching blue uniforms) the 'Black/Royal Blue' is a 'business in the front, party in the back' type of sneaker.

Now, 17 years later, adidas is celebrating the legacy of McGrady's third signature sneaker by re-releasing its familiar 'Black/Royal Blue' colourway. It was his final season with the Orlando Magic, and besides putting up averages of 28 points, 6 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game, McGrady made sartorial waves by wearing a mismatched pair of T-MAC 3s – one red, one blue – during the 2004 NBA All-Star Game. Use #THDKicks to join in the conversation.Īdd Ben to a Google+ circle of yours and follow his Twitter feed.When adidas first released the T-MAC 3 in 2004, Tracy McGrady was close to the height of his powers.

There will only be 200 pairs available so it they can only be physically bought at the store.įollow our Kicks section on Twitter & Instagram. Tracy McGrady himself will also be in the building at 7 PM. On Saturday March 1st at Packer Shoes in Teaneck, NJ the ‘2004 All-Star’ colorway of the adidas T-Mac III will be released for $130. In this game, McGrady kept the crown plenty entertained by put up 13 points (which included a off-the-glass-self-pass-to-dunk) and 4 emphatic passes-turned-assists. While still in Orlando, T-Mac started for the Eastern Conference team in the 2004 NBA All-Star Game alongside Jermaine O’Neal, Allen Iverson, Ben Wallace, and cousin Vince Carter. With the current NBA season’s All-Star Game finished, adidas and Packer Shoes keep the basketball celebration going by re-releasing a Player Exclusive pair of the adidas T-Mac 3 worn by Tracy McGrady exactly 10 years ago in the 2004 NBA All Star Game.

T mac 3 2004