Cliff Levingston Career High 29pts 16rebs vs Lakers (1988)
February 19 1988 Cliff Levingston sets his career high on 11 of 13 shooting and 7 of 10 from the free throw line to finish with 29 points along with 16 rebounds and 2 steals. Levingston is most known for his time as a reserve for the Chicago Bulls in their 2 first franchise championships (1991 and 1992). Levingston was a 9th overall pick originally selected by the Detroit Pistons. After two seasons as a backup, they traded him, the rights to Antoine Carr and 2 second round picks for Dan Roundfield. Roundfield spent one season with Detroit and saw his points per game drop dramatically. Levingston never averaged more than 10.0 points in a game, which was still lower than Roundfield's one year in Detroit (10.9).
February 19 1988 Cliff Levingston sets his career high on 11 of 13 shooting and 7 of 10 from the free throw line to finish with 29 points along with 16 rebounds and 2 steals. Levingston is most known for his time as a reserve for the Chicago Bulls in their 2 first franchise championships (1991 and 1992). Levingston was a 9th overall pick originally selected by the Detroit Pistons. After two seasons as a backup, they traded him, the rights to Antoine Carr and 2 second round picks for Dan Roundfield. Roundfield spent one season with Detroit and saw his points per game drop dramatically. Levingston never averaged more than 10.0 points in a game, which was still lower than Roundfield's one year in Detroit (10.9).