Terry Porter (41pts), Clyde Drexler (36pts), Vs Utah 1992 Playoffs

1992 NBA Playoffs Utah@Portland Game 2
Terry Porter 41 Points, Clyde Drexler 36 Points
Game Played On May 19, 1992

[@donparisheo]

Clyde Drexler and Terry Porter are one of the most dynamic and underrated backcourt duos of all time.

[@Koolazzmike]

And don't forget dangerous as well!

[@supervegito8513]

Too bad they ran into the Bulls

[@NobodyTouchesJordan]

Terry Porter outplayed KJ and Stockton in back to back rounds during these 1992 Playoffs. He had more ppg, rpg, and a better Ast:TO ratio than both KJ and Stockton in those series, and shot more efficiently. Very underrated playoff runs by Porter in 1990 and 1992, but unfortunately he couldn't maintain that level of play throughout his career. He would have been one of the best all-time PGs if he played several seasons/playoffs like he did in the 1990 and 1992 Finals runs

[@ILoveOldTWC]

He had to play two eastern conference teams in their primes in 1990 and 1992, the Detroit Pistons and the Chicago Bulls, respectively.

[@goldenstatewarriors4011]

And then got outplayed by MJ in the Finals

[@Dysthmic_Danny]

Clyde is so well spoken.

[@donparisheo]

Clyde is a very humble man with a great deal of class.

[@whiskeymonk4085]

A guiding light for young black men. Today's boys are a serious embarrassment.

[@TheNeeks6]

1. Mark Eaton is HUGE. 2. Everyone seems to have forgotten how good Terry Porter was. There is a statue of him outside the United Center though.

[@312Duck]

+Nikko N I agree about Porter!

[@juniorjr8609]

+Nikko N Moda Center?!

[@NobodyTouchesJordan]

Yup, Porter in his prime is very underrated. Outplayed KJ and Stockton in back to back rounds in these 1992 Playoffs

[@vadimkonishev3548]

Porter scored 15 of 15 free throws during game 2 of 1990 finals

[@supervegito8513]

He never played for Chicago

[@noahsmith1187]

Portland got the best fans.

[@c20995]

Utah had a small backcourt in those days. So Portland had a huge size and strength advantage.

[@abrahamstephens8814]

The good ol day's.

[@FilipoSooaUlufale]

+Joe Kidd OH MY GAWD.......what's up with the Portland Trail Blazers' NBA Finals lineups from 1990 and 1992 being shortly thereafter old and banged up? Especially Terry Porter, Clyde Drexler, Jerome Kersey, Buck Williams and Kevin Duckworth, basically Portland's whole starting five during those years.

[@edscottable]

Terry was sizzling

[@jakelang1450]

Our crowd doesn't roar lime this anymore

[@CriticalGamingChannel]

As a Bulls fan who grew up watching my team get blown out by the Blazers throughout the 2000s, and with the rise of Damian Lillard and CJ McCollum in the mid to late 2010s, I'd have to humbly disagree. The fans were especially loud during that series against the Thunder last year. Lol

[@chivalrous_chevy1163]

@@CriticalGamingChannel lol indeed, sir

[@allengreene9954]

@@chivalrous_chevy1163. He’s right.

[@jdion79]

why was there a statue on the court...? oh wait... that's mark eaton.

[@tolistolis8277]

Blazers scores high scores all the year but in finals with bulls realy struggles to score,bulls tactics in finals focus on 2 thngs for me,1) double deffences (one on frint and other to follow ,on drexler/porter ,this left no free spaces for easy shots, And 2) bulls keep the scores down,they not run fir fast attacs,eat the time in every time,this not let blazers to run(fast team with lots of run and gun) Perhaps im wrong but this i think happens

[@Elbomberdelvernal]

Ahahaah danny ainge losing twice in a row in the finals against mike!