The Honor Map: Two Rings, One Finals MVP, Seven All-Star Nods

Walt Frazier's trophy case captures the Knicks' 1970s gold:

• 2 championships (1970, 1973), the franchise's first two titles;
• 1 Finals MVP (1973), crowned after the Game 7 masterpiece;
• 7 All-Star selections (1970-1976);
• 4 All-NBA teams (first and second);
• 9 All-Defensive teams (including first), the gold standard on defense;
• All-Rookie First Team in 1967;
• Naismith Hall of Fame induction in 1987;
• Knicks retired his No. 10.

His numbers may not dazzle like contemporaries', but the "championship + defense + playmaking" trio keeps him among the elite point guards. Clyde's greatness is greatness at its winningest.

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