Clifford Robinson

Cross-checked Robinson's official Trail Blazers memorial and playoff history, NBA career retrospective, award context, and verified box scores. The five span his record-setting scoring longevity, both ends of his prime, and signature contributions as a Finals reserve, Sixth Man winner, All-Star, and veteran two-way starter.

1. #1. At age 33, Robinson set his NBA career high with 50 points on 17-of-26 shooting, adding eight rebounds, four assists, and two blocks as Phoenix beat Denver 113–100. NBA remembrance: Robinson's 18-season career and modern-big influence · NBA official Nuggets–Suns box score
2. #2. Robinson supplied 17 points, six rebounds, four assists, two steals, and a block as Portland beat Chicago 93–88 in 1992 Finals Game 4, tying the championship series at two games apiece. Trail Blazers memorial: Robinson helps Portland reach two NBA Finals · NBA official Bulls–Blazers Finals Game 4 box score
3. #3. During his Sixth Man of the Year season, Robinson blocked six shots while adding eight points and four rebounds as Portland beat San Antonio 105–96 in 1993 first-round Game 2. Trail Blazers memorial: Robinson wins 1993 Sixth Man of the Year · NBA official Spurs–Blazers first-round Game 2 box score
4. #4. Robinson scored 28 points with two rebounds, two assists, a steal, and a block at Houston in 1994 first-round Game 2, his playoff scoring high during his lone All-Star season. NBA Portland playoff history: Robinson's 78 postseason games · NBA official Blazers–Rockets first-round Game 2 box score
5. #5. Robinson scored 30 points and blocked three shots as Detroit beat Boston 96–84 in 2002 conference-semifinal Game 1, a late-career showcase of the scoring and defense that anticipated the modern stretch big. Trail Blazers retrospective: Robinson pioneers the three-point-shooting big role · NBA official Celtics–Pistons conference-semifinal Game 1 box score

Reviewed through 2026-07-19