(July 11, 1966- )
Born in Bronx, New York
Drafted 19th overall by the New York Knicks in the 1988 NBA Draft
Point guard for the New York Knicks (1988-90), San Antonio Spurs (1990–92), Portland Trail Blazers (1992-96, 2001), Washington Bullets/Wizards (1996–2001), Miami Heat (2001–02), Minnesota Timberwolves (2002–03), Orlando Magic (2003–04), Toronto Raptors (2004) and the Houston Rockets (2005)

His errant play cost the Spurs a chance to go to the Western Conference Final (1990).
He was injury prone in the earlier stages of his career.
He sat out the first quarter of the 1991-92 season as a result of a contract dispute.
He became a journeyman player after leaving the Wizards.
He took two years to formally announce his retirement from basketball.

He helped DePaul University make an NCAA tournament appearance during all four seasons of his college eligibility.
He served as a reliable backup to Mark Jackson in New York during his first couple NBA seasons.
He proved many basketball pundits who claimed he was washed up wrong by putting up career high numbers during his tenure in Washington.
He is a fan of the Wu Tang Clan and has been referenced in several of the band's songs.
He was viewed as being a smooth passer and playmaker by basketball pundits.

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