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Hey there!
As an avid Pokemon go player, and as someone who has read a ton on forums, it's really going to be a location thing. If you are in an area that has low signal that other carriers have higher signal, you will have more or a problem because it needs to connect to server. However, for the most part, I have seen everyone struggle equally because most of the freezing is on the side of Niantic.
I've seen a theory for iPhone users that disabling LTE helps on all carriers, but I'm not an iPhone user so I can't say for sure either way!
Expect the game to be a lot smoother once the game servers are more stable.
-Lauren
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What do you mean that t-mobile doesn't support it well? What is happening for you?
I only notice lag or problems when near a gym. But that is the same problem that was previously referred to here by Lauren and is an issue with niantic servers not being able to handle the load.
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I imagine OP is referring to the freezing when you catch a Pokemon, and then it taunts you as the Pokeball sits there and stares at you while not letting you know if you caught that 540 Venemoth...
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Advice from an expert.
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