Drexler: This version of the glider

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It was a player who let the Blazers miss Michael Jordan in 1984: Clyde Drexler.

Based on the data at the time, the 14-pick substitute glider, who was not averaging 8 points per game, did not have enough capital to really impress the management, and the general manager's team building plan, the excessive superstition of the times for the center and the technology that Sam Bowie showed in ignoring the serious injury, decided that the Portland Trail Blazers could give up Jordan, a potential stock that was covered up in college and therefore could not be fully recognized by even professionals. Inman's mistake, though, jordan was that jordan was surrounded by non-stakeholders (Dean Smith and Bobby Knight) who came out to provide footage, and he remained unmoved.

The Trail Blazers are expected to regret it, but Drexler's presence will allow management to minimize guilt when it is limited to the possibility.

After experiencing the depression of a rookie, Drexler became Drexler. The data rose in all directions, and the two big guys magician and big bird Bird were in an informal list, and the inevitable baptism finally brought a rich harvest, and the two finals in three years ushered in the sublimation effect of the perfect opportunity. At the time, he was also associated with Jordan, the highly overlapping one-sided competitor in his career, "Jordan or Drexler"? It is a fashionable topic after the tea and dinner of public opinion. But all the suspense expires prematurely before God (and at the same time gives birth to a long-celebrated great shrug), but Drexler's consecutive losses to Isaiah Thomas, Magician Johnson and God Michael Jordan are also a kind of mission.

Drexler was still a Rockets star, and was later retired as the one who played the jersey. Although his skills have been damaged by his age and injury interference (but the Blazers are still the first in the team), players' hometown basketball and college teammates' strongest center candidate Hakim Olajuwon can play too much tactical instincts, so the value is more obvious, and finally in the 1994-95 season without Jordan as the second scorer to lift the ideal championship trophy. Although he was late and should have won the league as boss, it was a perfect thing to be a reality.

Speaking of "glider", of course, you can't ignore Drexler's style of play, "Poor Man's version" Jordan has many places close to God in his playing style, with special emphasis on elegant posture in the air, complex but smooth split action plus definition balance, pay attention to the entertainment attributes of basketball and the violent aesthetics of the nature of combat, represent the same must-have, wrist muscles are particularly developed to practice the basket after the lag and the highly concealed god assist. If you think twice, the title "glider" is not enough to summarize the full implications of Drexler's visual effects on the basketball court.

It is assumed that if Drexler's personality had been a little tougher, fate, specifically games that were sometimes lost, and that his entire career, especially the Blazers, would there have been other outcomes. His image is a bit of an early era too "Mr. Good", "more passive by nature", advocating "tolerance and respect", expanding but not ideal such as the lack of an epic boss aura, can help win the championship but not compete alone, and in the early days was also criticized by authoritative practitioners such as head coaches for not working hard in training and inappropriate decision-making at key moments (determining the nature of individual levels). However, glider is after all recognized as an attacking defender, and in most cases his power is very powerful, impressing the opponents of the alliance, and celebrities such as magicians and assassins have given him full praise.

And , Glider " Clyde Drexler was a member of the phenomenal Miracle Dream Team that went down in history.