Clyde Drexler, whose Trail Blazers lost in the finals twice during the early 1990s, most recently to Jordan's Bulls months before the ’92 Games, took exception to such comments.

Clyde Drexler was a high-flying showman, a 5-time All-NBA performer and won an NBA championship in his career, too. But as a rookie, Drexler did not have an immediate impact.

Plenty of legends have become superstars in Houston, but none have done it at the level of Clyde Drexler, all while starring at a Houston high school, college and then one of the city's pro teams ...

Jordan and Pippen won six rings on the Bulls, while Drexler won his lone championship in 1995 as a member of the Houston Rockets. Want more articles like this?

Hakeem Olajuwon hugs Clyde Drexler after the two ex-University of Houston basketball stars were reunited in a trade that brought Drexler to Houston from the Portland Trail Blazers.

Jordan would crush all en route to his second championship, and Drexler would need to move to Houston (and have Jordan retire) in order to finally get his one and only ring with Hakeem Olajuwon in ...

By then, Drexler already had a championship ring with the Rockets. Chris Dudley, Harvey Grant, Cliff Robinson, Arvydas Sabonis and Rod Strickland were now the starters.

Hall of Famer Clyde Drexler spoke to The Republic about his former team Portland Trail Blazers acquiring Deandre Ayton from Phoenix Suns on Wednesday.

Every championship ring tells a story, and this one was a 55-year quest by a father who never got to the top of the NBA heap until his son took him there.

Who is Clyde Drexler? 03/12/1983 - Houston Cougars Clyde Drexler (22) speaks to referee during SWC Tournament championship game against Texas Christian at Reunion Arena in Dallas.

NFL broadcaster Tony Romo had people scratching their heads with a comparison he made during the AFC Championship on Sunday night.

Drexler didn’t win six rings, six Finals MVPs, five regular-season MVPs, three steals and 10 scoring titles like Jordan. However, he had a fantastic career and made it to the Hall of Fame in 2004.