Clyde Drexler

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Clyde Drexler is a Hall of Fame shooting guard renowned for his high-flying athleticism and starring role with the Portland Trail Blazers and Houston Rockets, with whom he won an NBA championship.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf NBA player
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame inductee
basketball player
human
AllStarAppearances 10
careerEndYear 1998
coachedBy Jack Ramsay
Rick Adelman
Rudy Tomjanovich
collegeAttended University of Houston
conference Western Conference
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
dateOfBirth 1962-06-22
draftLeague National Basketball Association
surface form: NBA
draftPickNumber 14
draftRound 1
draftTeam Portland Trail Blazers
draftYear 1983
familyName Drexler
fullName Clyde Drexler self-linksurface differs
surface form: Clyde Austin Drexler
givenName Clyde
HallOfFame Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
HallOfFameInductionYear 2004
headCoachOf University of Houston Cougars
surface form: University of Houston men's basketball team
headCoachTenureEnd 2000
headCoachTenureStart 1998
height 6 ft 7 in
heightInMeters 2.01
jerseyRetiredBy Houston Rockets
Portland Trail Blazers
University of Houston Cougars
surface form: University of Houston Cougars men's basketball
knownFor acrobatic dunks
high-flying athleticism
versatile all-around play
league National Basketball Association
memberOf basketball at the 1992 Summer Olympics
surface form: 1992 United States men's Olympic basketball team

“Dream Team”
memberOfSportsTeam Houston Rockets
Portland Trail Blazers
NBA75thAnniversaryTeam member
NBAAllStar 1986
1988
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1996
1997
NBAchampionships 1
NBAchampionshipSeason 1994–95 NBA season
NBAdebutYear 1983
NBAFinalsAppearances 3
NBAFinalsAppearanceWith Houston Rockets
Portland Trail Blazers
nickname Clyde the Glide
OlympicGames 1992 Summer Olympics
OlympicMedal gold medal
OlympicTeam United States men's national basketball team
partOfCollegeGroup Phi Slama Jama
placeOfBirth New Orleans
surface form: New Orleans, Louisiana, United States
playedFor Houston Rockets
Portland Trail Blazers
playedHighSchoolBasketballAt Sterling High School, Houston, Texas
positionPlayed shooting guard
small forward
postPlayingCareer basketball coach
television commentator
primaryHand right
retiredJerseyNumber 22
scoringStyle slashing drives to the basket
sport basketball
teammateAtHouston Hakeem Olajuwon
wonChampionshipWith Houston Rockets

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Portland Trail Blazers notablePlayer Clyde Drexler
Rick Adelman notablePlayersCoached Clyde Drexler
Clyde Drexler fullName Clyde Drexler self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Clyde Austin Drexler
Houston Rockets notablePlayer Clyde Drexler
Guy Lewis notableStudent Clyde Drexler
Clyde the Glide refersTo Clyde Drexler
Drexler hasNotableBearer Clyde Drexler
1994–95 NBA season notableMidseasonTrade Clyde Drexler
this entity surface form: Clyde Drexler to Houston Rockets
“Dream Team” player Clyde Drexler
subject surface form: Dream Team
Phi Slama Jama ledByPlayer Clyde Drexler
Phi Slama Jama notablePlayer Clyde Drexler
1992 NBA Finals notablePlayer Clyde Drexler