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Glenn Robinson — NBA champion, 2× All-Star, national college player of the year, "Big Dog." Career stats, bio and legacy of the Milwaukee Bucks' 1990s scoring star.
Glenn Robinson biography — NBA career story, legacy, championships, awards and personal background.
Career timeline, milestones, and place among all-time greats.
Nicknamed "Big Dog" for a college scoring nickname that stuck, Glenn Robinson arrived in the NBA as the top overall pick after a senior season that made him the last player to lead the nation in scoring en route to being drafted first. Born January 10, 1973, in Gary, Indiana. Height 6 ft 7 in (201 cm).
He starred at Purdue (1992–1994), winning the Wooden Award as national player of the year and leading the nation in scoring as a junior. Drafted 1st overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in 1994, he spent eight seasons there before later playing for the Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers.
A two-time NBA All-Star (2000, 2001), Robinson won his only NBA championship in 2005 as a role player with the San Antonio Spurs, closing out an 11-season career.
Career totals: 14,234 points (20.7 ppg), 4,189 rebounds (6.1 rpg), 1,879 assists (2.7 apg) over 688 games.
His son, Glenn Robinson III, went on to a long NBA career of his own, winning the 2017 Slam Dunk Contest.
Glenn Robinson quick facts — Height 6'7. 20.7 PPG career average. Championship years: 2005.
Height, weight, draft year, and years in the league.
Glenn Robinson career statistics summary — 20.7 PPG career average.
Regular-season averages and totals across the full NBA career.
Glenn Robinson career highs — best single-game performances in points, rebounds, assists and more.
Personal records with dates and opponents.
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Glenn Robinson advanced stats — PER, win shares, BPM and overall impact metrics.
Impact measured beyond traditional box score statistics.
Glenn Robinson playoff stats — postseason points, rebounds, assists and games played.
Postseason production across every playoff run.
Glenn Robinson All-Star Game stats — appearances, minutes and showcase performance.
Mid-season exhibition stats across every All-Star selection.
Glenn Robinson NBA transactions — trades, signings and team changes by date.
Team moves and dates across every NBA stop.
FAQ about Glenn Robinson — rings, MVP awards, career stats, height.
Answers to the most searched questions about championships and career honors.
Glenn Robinson averaged 20.7 points, 6.1 rebounds, 2.7 assists per game in the regular season.
Glenn Robinson salary history — Career salary $80,221,250.
Year-by-year compensation across the professional career.
Players similar to Glenn Robinson — statistical peers by position, peak seasons and career arc.
All-time comparisons with the closest playing profile.
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