May 4, 1994 - A product of Flint Northwestern (MI), Jeff Grayer set the all-time career scoring mark at Iowa State (2,502) before being selected 13th overall by the Milwaukee Bucks in 1988. Grayer played four seasons in Milwaukee before bouncing around with the Warriors, 76ers, Kings, and Hornets for the remainder of his nine-year NBA career. Grayer's production peaked in his final season with the Bucks when he averaged 9 points and 3.1 rebounds.
After signing with the Warriors in 1992, Grayer played a key role off the bench for a young Warriors team in transition following the end of the Run-TMC era. In the clip above, Grayer scored 14 points in Game 3 of his team's first round matchup with the Phoenix Suns. Unfortunately for Grayer, his 14 points stood as exactly 25 percent of what Charles Barkley contributed the same night. Barkley finished with a playoff career-high 56 points in a 140-133 series-closing send off.
Barkley's 56-point performance can be seen here: • Charles Barkley EPIC C...