Lloy. Loy Vaught, whose information is now hardly available online, but every technical statistic in the Clippers' team history has its name.
Total number of races - 4th
Total appearances – 6th
Total score – 9th
Total rebounds – 4th
Total number of steals – 7th
Victory Contribution Value (ws) – 8th
For 4 consecutive years, the per value was the first place in the whole team
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Isn't that great?
In the 1990 draft, the Clippers selected University of Michigan's big forward Ott with 13 picks. The Clippers didn't have much hope for the rookie, when the team had '88 Danny on the inside. Manning and '88 Exploring Flowers Charles. Smith, but both of them are technical interiors, and there is not so much passion for dirty work, so although Otter is a substitute, he also has a stable 20 minutes or so of playing time, doing hard work, grabbing rebounds.
Until the 1993-94 season, Manning was recuperating from injury for a long time, the team's internal line was weak, Ott was given more missions, his playing time increased to 28 minutes, averaging 11.7 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1 steal per game, shooting 54% from the field and 53.7% shooting percentage at 11th in the league.
In the 1994-95 season, Otter officially became the team's top player, averaging 17.5 points and 9.7 rebounds per game, shooting 51.4% from the field, and ranking 6th in the league with 602 two-pointers.
On April 23, 1995, the Cross Clippers defeated the Mavericks, and Otter scored 26 points and 21 rebounds, a double 20 figure, and 21 rebounds was also his personal single-game record!
Of course, the ship broke only 17 wins and 65 losses.
In the 1995 draft, the Clippers won the list, they selected the beast big forward McDyth, who was famous in college, but did not know whether it was because of the presence of Ott, the Clippers actually sought a trade, they sent McDace to the Nuggets, in exchange for "white people can fly" Brent. Barry and Rodney, a stout striker who had played in the Dream One sparring team. Rogers.
In the 1995–96 season, Otter played an average of 16+10 per game
In the 1996-97 season, Otter continued to average two-doubles per game, although the Clippers won 36 wins, but due to the overall strength of the West, the Clippers actually ranked 8th, reaching the playoffs, challenging the Western Boss Jazz!
Without suspense, the Clippers were swept away, losing 34 points in three games, but Otter performed remarkablely, averaging 15 points and 9 rebounds per game, shooting 62%! Of course, Malone had 30.7 points and 11.7 rebounds, plus 12 free throws per game.
Then there's the badly injured old bridge.
In the 1997-98 season, Otter only played 10 games, and his story was basically over.
In 1998, he joined the Pistons as a free agent, then wandered into the Mavericks and Wizards, disappearing after the 2000–01 season.
Otter is a typical blue-collar player with strong ability to work under the basket, high rebounding control, and amazing efficiency in the second attack.
In the darkest decade of clipper history, he was quietly cultivating.