Clyde Frazier

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Clyde Frazier is a Hall of Fame point guard best known for leading the New York Knicks to two NBA championships in the early 1970s and for his standout two-way play and flamboyant style.

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instanceOf Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee
basketball player
human
point guard
AllDefensiveFirstTeamSelections 7
AllNBAFirstTeamSelections 4
AllNBASecondTeamSelections 2
AllStarSelections 7
birthDate 1945-03-29
birthPlace Atlanta, Georgia, United States
linked to: Atlanta
careerEnd 1980
careerStart 1967
championshipSeason 1969–70 NBA season
1972–73 NBA season
college Southern Illinois University
collegeTeam Southern Illinois Salukis men's basketball
commentaryNetwork MSG Network
commentatesFor New York Knicks
draftLeague NBA
draftPick 5
draftRound 1
draftTeam New York Knicks
draftYear 1967
fullName Walter Clyde Frazier Jr.
linked to: Walter Frazier Jr.
givenName Walter
HallOfFame Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
HallOfFameInductionYear 1987
honor NBA 50th Anniversary All-Time Team
NBA 75th Anniversary Team
jerseyNumber 10
jerseyRetiredBy New York Knicks
knownFor defensive excellence
flamboyant fashion style
leadership of New York Knicks in early 1970s
playmaking
two-way play
league National Basketball Association
nationality American
NBAAllRookieTeamSelections 1
NBAChampionships 2
nickname Clyde
notableGame Game 7 of 1970 NBA Finals
playedFor Cleveland Cavaliers
New York Knicks
position point guard
shooting guard
primaryEra 1970s NBA
roleAfterRetirement television color commentator
styleTrademark flashy suits
rhyming commentary
wonChampionshipWith New York Knicks

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