Защитник «Хьюстона» Трэйси Макгрэйди после встречи в Нью-Джерси с главным тренером Риком Адельманом покинул команду и вернулся в Хьюстон, чтобы присутствовать на дне рождения своего сына. Помимо субботнего матча против «Нетс» (98:93) игрок также не примет участие в гостевой встрече с «Кливлендом» в воскресенье, сообщает AP.
Согласно The Houston Chronicle, Макгрэйди покинул команду, узнав, что его игровое время не будет увеличено. По словам генерального менеджера «Рокетс» Дэрила Мори, по возвращении команды в Хьюстон будет принято решение касательно ротации состава.
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