Walt Frazier
Definition
Walt Frazier, born March 29, 1945, is a retired American professional basketball player, widely regarded as one of the greatest point guards in NBA history.
Known by his nickname 'Clyde,' he was a key member of the New York Knicks' championship teams in 1970 and 1973, earning seven All-Star selections and induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1987.
Currently a beloved color commentator for Knicks games on MSG Network, famous for his rhythmic rhymes, flashy suits, and iconic catchphrases like 'the jig is up.'
Examples
Walt Frazier suited up in a velvet number so fly, it made the court look underdressed.
When Walt Frazier drops 'the jig is up' on the broadcast, even the refs pause for the poetry.
Channeling Clyde Frazier's handles would have my coffee run dodging defenders like a fast break.
Walt Frazier's post-game analysis is the only thing smoother than his '70s afro.