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Career Highlights
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- Appeared in three games of the 2000 NBA Finals against the L.A. Lakers
- Has appeared in 71 career NBA Playoff games, averaging 13.8 ppg, 3.3 rpg and 2.1 apg
- Led the 1999 Pacers in three-point percentage (.465, 2nd in the NBA) and ranked 2nd on the team in free-throw percentage (.870, 7th) and three-pointers made (73, 17th) and attempted (157)
- Led the NBA in 1997-98 in free-throw percentage (.939) and ranked 3rd in three-point percentage (.440)
- Recorded a 1997-98 season-high 27 points (12-19 FG, 3-4 3FG) and 3 steals against the Vancouver Grizzlies on 11/27/97
- Notched his 5th career triple-double, with 19 points, 12 assists and 10 rebounds, and tied his career-high with 7 steals, against the Boston Celtics on 2/19/97
- Is the Warriors' all-time franchise leader in games (787) and steals (1,344) and ranks 4th in points (16,120) and assists (3,127) and 5th in blocked shots (478)
- Named to the All-NBA First Team in 1991-92, the All-NBA Second Team in 1988-89 and 1990-91 and the All-NBA Third Team in 1989-90
- Played in four consecutive NBA All-Star Games (1989-1992), averaging 8.3 ppg in 19.5 mpg, and was named to the 1992 Western Conference All-Star Team but did not play due to injury
- A member of the original men's basketball "Dream Team" that won the gold medal at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona as well as the 1984 Olympic team that won gold in Los Angeles
- Led the NBA in minutes in 1990-91 (3315) and in 1991-92 (3346)
- Established a Warriors' franchise record by making 11 field goals without a miss, against the Miami Heat, on 12/1/90
- Scored 47 points against the L.A. Clippers on 4/13/89
- Won the John Wooden Award as the 1984-85 college Player of the Year
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