ESPN is adding a seven time All-Star to their roster. According to the AP, former Raptors, Magic, and Rockets star Tracy McGrady will be joining the network as a studio analyst. And his focus will be on Rachel Nichols’ new NBA show The Jump:
Former All-Star Tracy McGrady is joining ESPN as an analyst and will make regular appearances on its new daily NBA show.
McGrady will appear on ”The Jump,” the afternoon telecast hosted by Rachel Nichols that debuts Thursday. The network says McGrady will also contribute analysis to news and information programming, including ”SportsCenter.”
McGrady has been doing some limited media work since his playing days came to an end in 2013 with the San Antonio Spurs. He was last seen on NBATV as a studio analyst. Hopefully in joining ESPN, the wardrobe department can find him some suits that fit this time.

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