After Retirement: Broadcaster, Actor and Jazz Executive

Frazier never left the spotlight. After retiring he became one of New York's most beloved TV analysts, with signature flashy suits, witty analogies and a "thief Clyde" style that made broadcasts entertaining.

He also guest-starred in film and TV, playing the eternally stylish New Yorker. More seriously, he later served as a front-office executive/broadcaster for the NBA's Utah Jazz, bringing his playing-era experience into management.

From on-court Clyde to broadcast Clyde, he has always done one thing: make basketball fun to watch. That "commercial" retired life is the natural extension of his player-era persona.

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