Thatâs a bummer. This dude has to be seriously broke.
cesarjulius
there are enough active members here that if we all contribute one dollar each, we can easily win the auction. then, once we have it, it will be ours to have and then the fun really starts.
RelevantBiscotti6
A Texas BBQ restaurant owner
swimsteve
Do what the Simpsons did with Radioactive Man comic book #1
pointguard22
Wish the article would say why
H0tFuzz
He broke.
Blowback_
I guess something is only valuable for so long before it becomes borderline worthless, whether he needs money or not.
Fissionman
For charity?
NotADoctor108
I got about 3 fiddy. And I know most of this sub has about 3 fiddy. If we all pool our money, we could buy it and share it. Each person gets 2 days going in order of geographic proximity (west to east) to one another.
jgroove_LA
aww damn Clyde
Critical-Adhole
A priceless treasure
RapNVideoGames
Itâs crazy the amount of people here calling it a chunk of metal. Itâs a gold medal lol not something a lot of people have.
AutographedSnorkel
LMAO, I love that the immediate reaction by some people is “he’s broke”. He probably made as much money off the Dream Team licensing deals than he made during his entire career
No_Camel7011
Come on fertitta pony up and buy it and give it back to Clyde. That way he can sell it again and have $500 instead of of $250k. Love the glide.
kobeyoboy
great athlete but when he played they didnât make the same amount as they do now. sad that he is having financially trouble.
regent040
This article claims Drexler wasnât exactly happy while on the team. Apparently he was the last pro player picked (over Isiah Thomas) and before they selected Christian Laettner. I could see why he would have a chip on his shoulder about it. Drexler was an NBA First Team in 92, second team in 88 and 91, and third team in 90, and heâs the last pro player selected? At that point Barkley, Robinson, Ewing, Malone, Stockton, and Mullins hadnât been to a finals, but Drexler had been in 90 and 92.
âOccasionally, certain individuals tried to do too much,â Pippen wrote in his book. âThe person who comes to mind is Clyde Drexler. Clyde, still hurting from losing to the Bulls in the Finals, was out to prove he belonged on the same level as Michael. As if the six games the teams had just played hadnât proven the exact opposite.
âHere is what someone should have told him: âClyde, you should feel fortunate. You are one of the best basketball players in the world. Youâre just not Michael Jordan and thatâs no crime. No one is.â
âHis energy was terrible. He always had his head down and acted as if Michael and I were his adversaries, not his teammates. Clyde didnât fit in with the whole team, and it was a shame.â
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Thatâs a bummer. This dude has to be seriously broke.
there are enough active members here that if we all contribute one dollar each, we can easily win the auction. then, once we have it, it will be ours to have and then the fun really starts.
A Texas BBQ restaurant owner
Do what the Simpsons did with Radioactive Man comic book #1
Wish the article would say why
He broke.
I guess something is only valuable for so long before it becomes borderline worthless, whether he needs money or not.
For charity?
I got about 3 fiddy. And I know most of this sub has about 3 fiddy. If we all pool our money, we could buy it and share it. Each person gets 2 days going in order of geographic proximity (west to east) to one another.
aww damn Clyde
A priceless treasure
Itâs crazy the amount of people here calling it a chunk of metal. Itâs a gold medal lol not something a lot of people have.
LMAO, I love that the immediate reaction by some people is “he’s broke”. He probably made as much money off the Dream Team licensing deals than he made during his entire career
Come on fertitta pony up and buy it and give it back to Clyde. That way he can sell it again and have $500 instead of of $250k. Love the glide.
great athlete but when he played they didnât make the same amount as they do now. sad that he is having financially trouble.
This article claims Drexler wasnât exactly happy while on the team. Apparently he was the last pro player picked (over Isiah Thomas) and before they selected Christian Laettner. I could see why he would have a chip on his shoulder about it. Drexler was an NBA First Team in 92, second team in 88 and 91, and third team in 90, and heâs the last pro player selected? At that point Barkley, Robinson, Ewing, Malone, Stockton, and Mullins hadnât been to a finals, but Drexler had been in 90 and 92.
âOccasionally, certain individuals tried to do too much,â Pippen wrote in his book. âThe person who comes to mind is Clyde Drexler. Clyde, still hurting from losing to the Bulls in the Finals, was out to prove he belonged on the same level as Michael. As if the six games the teams had just played hadnât proven the exact opposite.
âHere is what someone should have told him: âClyde, you should feel fortunate. You are one of the best basketball players in the world. Youâre just not Michael Jordan and thatâs no crime. No one is.â
âHis energy was terrible. He always had his head down and acted as if Michael and I were his adversaries, not his teammates. Clyde didnât fit in with the whole team, and it was a shame.â
https://www.yardbarker.com/nba/articles/scottie_pippen_called_out_clyde_drexler_for_how_he_acted_played_on_the_dream_team_his_energy_was_terrible_he_always_had_his_head_down/s1_17038_40301443
drake about to take this one too
Clyde made about 31 million in his career or about as much as Isiah Hartenstein will make next year.