Nothing could keep Clyde Frazier down. He learned the game on the only playground - beat up, unpaved - at the school he attended in the segregated South of the 1950s. As America struggled through the Civil Rights Movement, Clyde soared - first it was college All-American and NIT MVP, then two NBA championships and seven All-Star nods, and finally the Hall of Fame and the rafters of Madison Square Garden. Today Clyde’s Foundation keeps his #Fight4Fairness going. Hats off to you, Clyde. #ThursdayLegends