Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1987, Frazier had his No. 10 retired by the Knicks, hanging beside Reed’s in the MSG rafters.
Walt "Clyde" Frazier—the fashionable floor general of the 1970s Knicks—dropped 36 points and 19 assists in the 1970 Game 7 and took the 1973 Finals MVP. The NBA’s original style icon.
Post-career Frazier became a TV broadcaster (the dapper "Clyde" commentary), guest-starred on screen, and served as a Jazz executive—extending his basketball life.
The "Clyde" nickname came from Bonnie and Clyde; Frazier built the NBA’s earliest fashion persona with wide-brimmed hats, furs and sports cars.