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 One
of the game's all-time great guards,
Clyde "The Glide" Drexler was known
for his high-flying yet seemingly
effortless swoops to the basket.
After almost a dozen seasons with
the Portland Trail Blazers, Drexler
left Portland with his name all over
the franchise's record books. During
the 1994-95 season, Drexler was
traded to the Houston Rockets, the
defending NBA champions, who needed
more firepower at guard. A perennial
All-Star and a member of the 1992
U.S. Olympic Dream Team, Drexler
twice led the Blazers to the NBA
Finals. It wasn't until he joined
the Houston Rockets and helped them
win their second straight title that
he finally won a championship
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Named to the All-NBA third team in
1990 and to the second team in 1988
and 1991, Drexler was a first team
selection in 1992, when he averaged
25.0 points a game. He missed much
of the 1992-93 season with a back
injury. He reeled off 10 straight
seasons as one of the top scorers in
the league. In his second season,
Drexler's scoring jumped to 17.2 ppg.
By his third year, 1985-86, he had
become an All-Star, a status he was
to achieve 10 times during his 15
year career, averaging 18.5 points
and ranking third in the NBA in
steals. (2.63 per game) and 10th in
assists (8.0 apg).
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