NFT Name
Rod Strickland Rim
Collection
Status
valid
NFT Id
47093338
Edition Name
Edition Number
External Link
Owner
Last Updated
29/12/2024, 00:24
Description
Take the opportunity to study Rod Strickland’s career journey, and it won’t be long before one settles on his legacy as one of NBA history’s greatest players to never make an All-Star Game. Through a one-of-a-kind-type game, Strickland made certain that the Golden State Warriors understood that excellence was still being achieved in the month of February, though. Rare in his blend of lightning-quick handles with the at-the-rim creativity to follow, the former Portland Trail Blazers star puts his craftiness to a duel against Keith Jennings, ultimately working a smooth spin move into the paint before stretching out for an acrobatic, double-clutched finish over Donyell Marshall’s contest. In what would become the greatest statistical game of his revered 17-year tenure, the gifted floor general used his unpredictable style to overwhelm the Warriors with a 35-point (on 12-of-20 shooting), eight-rebound, 14-assist performance, alongside one steal, one block, and two 3-pointers. The win on February 22, 1995 added to the Blazers’ victory stack, ultimately influencing a 44-win season and a postseason berth.
Token Media
Traits
TotalYearsExperience
6
JerseyNumber
1
AwayTeamName
Portland Trail Blazers
DraftYear
1988
FirstName
Rod
Locked
true
SetName
Run It Back
LastName
Strickland
SerialNumber
85
DraftSelection
19
NbaSeason
1994-95
TeamAtMoment
Portland Trail Blazers
HomeTeamScore
89
Birthdate
1966-07-11
HomeTeamName
Golden State Warriors
Height
75
DraftRound
1
DraftTeam
New York Knicks
PrimaryPosition
PG
PlayCategory
Layup
Tagline
Take the opportunity to study Rod Strickland’s career journey, and it won’t be long before one settles on his legacy as one of NBA history’s greatest players to never make an All-Star Game. Through a one-of-a-kind-type game, Strickland made certain that the Golden State Warriors understood that excellence was still being achieved in the month of February, though. Rare in his blend of lightning-quick handles with the at-the-rim creativity to follow, the former Portland Trail Blazers star puts his craftiness to a duel against Keith Jennings, ultimately working a smooth spin move into the paint before stretching out for an acrobatic, double-clutched finish over Donyell Marshall’s contest. In what would become the greatest statistical game of his revered 17-year tenure, the gifted floor general used his unpredictable style to overwhelm the Warriors with a 35-point (on 12-of-20 shooting), eight-rebound, 14-assist performance, alongside one steal, one block, and two 3-pointers. The win on February 22, 1995 added to the Blazers’ victory stack, ultimately influencing a 44-win season and a postseason berth.
PlayerPosition
PG
PlayType
Rim
DateOfMoment
1995-02-23 00:00:00 +0000 UTC
Weight
175
AwayTeamScore
107
Birthplace
Bronx, NY, USA
FullName
Rod Strickland
SeriesNumber
6
Collection Information
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