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Michael Anderson (basketball)

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Michael Anderson, born on 23 March 1966, is an American former professional basketball player from Philadelphia who built his career at Drexel University and then across several leagues. At Drexel he averaged more than 19 points a game, led the Dragons to their first NCAA Division I tournament appearance in 1986 and still ranks among the all-time NCAA leaders in career steals and triple doubles. The Indiana Pacers drafted him in 1988, and he became the first Drexel player to make an NBA roster, playing for the San Antonio Spurs. He then spent four seasons in Spain's Liga ACB, where he played for Real Madrid, Baloncesto León, CB Murcia and Caja San Fernando and was named league most valuable player in 1995-96, before winning the 1997-98 Turkish Basketball Super League title with Ülkerspor.

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    Michael Levin Anderson (born March 23, 1966)
  • Professional career, ACB All-Star
    He was also a 1993 ACB league All-Star.
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    is an American former basketball player
  • Competed In: National Basketball Association, Professional career
    He played for the San Antonio Spurs during the 1989 NBA season
  • On The Roster Of: Real Madrid Baloncesto, Professional career, ACB clubs
    He played for Real Madrid, Baloncesto León, CB Murcia and Caja San Fernando
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