>when him and Scottie both avg 5 a game.

Watched them play. As I made clear, it's not some huge gap.

>
>It’s funny to hear you say that Clyde was tougher and
>a better leader, when Scottie lead the bulls further than
>Mike did without Scottie with zero all stars. Scottie played
>game 6 of the 1998 NBA finals with an injured back, where he
>could
>barley walk. However, Jordan couldn’t do it by himself,
>so Scottie went out there as a decoy.

What does that have to do with Drexler?

>
>Rasheed Wallace, Zach Randolph,etc all matured under
>Scottie Pippen. Scottie took a team full of jailbirds to the
>WCF. Clyde wouldn’t have been able to handle that.
>

Cool speculation, but Clyde took less talented Blazers teams farther than that. And that team was desperately lacking in leadership.

>I’m not sure what your agenda is, but it is all over the
>place.
>

It's really not. Clyde Drexler is underrated. Scottie Pippen was at one point, but isn't anymore. You just disagree.