This could be Aaron McKie's last appearance as an NBA player in the Wachovia Center. He knows it. And he's OK with it. "Absolutely," the Los Angeles Lakers' backup guard said. "I'm there, as far as making the decision. The last couple years haven't been as much fun. It's tough when you start losing. "I've always enjoyed it, playing, the camaraderie. I'm going to take the summer, think about it and go from there."  His pro career, now in its 13th season, has gone faster than he could have imagined. "Whenever you're having fun, it seems like things go at warp speed," he said. "I'm going to take the summer, think about what I want to do, then go from there. I've been around basketball all my life. I guess it's like any other job; you've got to re-evaluate, rediscover your passion, ask if you want to do this some more, particularly when you're 34 and a guard in this league. It's tough. That's a reality for me."

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