Clar. Weatherspoon

Retired

Philadelphia 76ers · NBA player · 13 NBA seasons · 1,017 career appearances · 10,583 career points

Clar. Weatherspoon recorded 1,017 NBA appearances across 13 seasons with Philadelphia 76ers, New York Knicks, Miami Heat, Houston Rockets, Cleveland Cavaliers, Golden State Warriors.

Best highlights

11.5

career pts/gm

7.5

career reb/gm

1.5

career ast/gm

914

career games

Career chapters

Franchise eras

Follow the team eras that shaped Clar. Weatherspoon's career, in chronological order.

Earliest → latest

Franchise era

1987-88–1995-96

Clar. Weatherspoon

Charles Barkley

Hersey Hawkins

An MVP talent without a complete cast

Philadelphia 76ers · The Barkley years

Barkley became a singular force, but Philadelphia's declining roster led to his trade and a full rebuild.

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Franchise era

1996-97–2005-06

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Allen Iverson

Dikembe Mutombo

Defiance, scoring and the 2001 Finals

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Iverson's fearlessness made him an MVP and cultural icon, carrying a defense-first supporting cast to the Finals.

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Franchise era

1994-95–2008-09

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Baron Davis

Jason Richardson

One unforgettable upset breaks the drought

Golden State Warriors · The wilderness and We Believe

Years of losing gave way to the 2007 eighth seed, whose energy and small-ball attack stunned top-seeded Dallas.

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Franchise era

1995-96–2002-03

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Alonzo Mourning

Tim Hardaway

Defense creates the first contender

Miami Heat · Riley, Zo and Hardaway

Riley remade Miami around defense and toughness, reaching the 1997 conference finals and forging the franchise's lasting identity.

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Franchise era

1993-94–2002-03

Clar. Weatherspoon

Terrell Brandon

Zydrunas Ilgauskas

Competitive defense fades into a rebuild

Cleveland Cavaliers · The long reset

Cleveland remained respectable for a time before injuries and roster turnover pushed the franchise toward the 2003 lottery.

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Franchise era

2000-01–2009-10

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Stephon Marbury

David Lee

Constant changes without a foundation

New York Knicks · The lost decade

New York chased short-term fixes through a costly decade and reached the playoffs only once.

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Franchise era

1997-98–2003-04

Clar. Weatherspoon

Charles Barkley

Scottie Pippen

Veteran swings, then Francis and Mobley

Houston Rockets · The bridge to a new backcourt

The aging contender took one last swing before a young, explosive backcourt gave the post-Hakeem Rockets a different personality.

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Franchise era

2004-05–2010-11

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Yao Ming

Tracy McGrady

Two brilliant stars fighting through injuries

Houston Rockets · Yao and T-Mac

Yao's touch and size paired with McGrady's scoring imagination. Their ceiling was obvious, but health repeatedly interrupted the playoff breakthrough.

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Career accomplishments

13 NBA seasons1,017 career appearances10,583 career points17 playoff appearances1 triple-doublesCareer high: 35 pointsCareer high: 24 reboundsCareer high: 13 assists

Database-derived career milestones; verified honors not yet attached

Clar. Weatherspoon

Franchise eras

Philadelphia 76ers · The Barkley years

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Golden State Warriors · The wilderness and We Believe

Miami Heat · Riley, Zo and Hardaway

Cleveland Cavaliers · The long reset

New York Knicks · The lost decade

Houston Rockets · The bridge to a new backcourt

Houston Rockets · Yao and T-Mac

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games

Franchise eras

Philadelphia 76ers · The Barkley years

Philadelphia 76ers · Iverson

Golden State Warriors · The wilderness and We Believe

Miami Heat · Riley, Zo and Hardaway

Cleveland Cavaliers · The long reset

New York Knicks · The lost decade

Houston Rockets · The bridge to a new backcourt

Houston Rockets · Yao and T-Mac

Career accomplishments

Team history

NBA appearances

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Career-high games