REGGIE MILLER

Born: 8-24-65 Height: 6'7 Weight: 190 lbs

College: UCLA Position: Guard

Team: Indiana Pacers

Career Highlights

1986-87: Selected by the Indiana Pacers with the 11th pick in the 1987 NBA draft.
1987-88: Set an NBA rookie record with 61 three-pointers.
1988-89: Finished 9th in the NBA in 3-pt pct (.402). Set team records in 3-pt made and attemptem. Also raised his scoring avg from 10.0 to 16.0 ppg.
1989-90: Became the first Pacer since 1977 to play in the All-Star Game. Was runner-up for the NBA Most Improved Player Award. Finished 3rd in 3-pt made (150), 9th in 3-pt pct (.414), and 8th in scoring (24.6 ppg). Finished 2nd in the 3-PT Shootout at the All-Star Game.
1990-91: Led the NBA in FT pct (.918), setting a new club record. Led the Pacers in scoring with 22.6 ppg and averaged 21.6 ppg in the playoffs.
1991-92: Once again led the team in scoring (20.7 ppg). Became the 4th Pacer to score 7,500 career pts. Averaged 27.0 ppg and shot .581 from the field in the Pacers 1st round loss to the Celtics.
1992-93: Led the NBA with 167 three-pointers. Led the Pacers in scoring with 21.2 ppg. Finished with a FT pct of .880 (7th) and a 3-PT pct of .399 (13th). Scored career high 57 pts on Nov 28. Averaged 31.5 ppg in the playoffs. Hit 17-17 FT in Game 1 of the Pacers 1st round loss to the Knicks, tying the record for FT accuracy in a playoff game.
1993-94: Led the Pacers in scoring (19.9 ppg) for the 5th straight season. Became the team's all-time leading scorer. Finished 2nd in the NBA in FT pct (.908) and 3rd in 3-PT pct (.421). Led the Pacers to the Eastern Conference Finals against the Knicks. Scored 25 points and was 5-7 from 3-PT range in the 4th quarter of game 5, leading the Pacers to a 93-86 come from behind win.
1994-95: Finished 4th in the NBA in FT pct (.897) and 15th in 3-PT pct (.415). Led the Pacers in scoring at 19.6 ppg. Averaged 25.5 ppg in the playoffs, including 8 pts in the final 16.4 seconds of Game 1 of the conference semis at New York to erase New York's 6-pt lead and win the game. Went on to lead the Pacers back to the Eastern Conference Finals, where they lost to Orlando in 7 games.
1995-96: Finished 8th in the league in FT pct (.863) and shot .410 from 3-PT range. Led the Pacers in scoring again with 21.1 ppg. Missed all but one of the Pacers playoff games due to an eye injury, but did score 29 pts in Game 5 of the Pacers 1st round loss to the Hawks.

Career Statistics
Year   Team     G   Min  FG   3PT  FT   REB  AST  STL  BLK   PTS   PPG
87-88  Pacers  82  1840 .488 .355 .801  190  132   53   19   822  10.0
88-89  Pacers  74  2536 .479 .402 .844  292  227   93   29  1181  16.0
89-90  Pacers  82  3192 .514 .414 .868  295  311  110   18  2016  24.6
90-91  Pacers  82  2972 .512 .348 .918  281  331  109   13  1855  22.6
91-92  Pacers  82  3120 .501 .378 .858  318  314  105   26  1695  20.7
92-93  Pacers  82  2954 .479 .399 .880  258  262  120   26  1736  21.2
93-94  Pacers  79  2638 .503 .421 .908  212  248  119   24  1574  19.9
94-95  Pacers  81  2665 .462 .415 .897  210  242   98   16  1588  19.6
95-96  Pacers  76  2621 .473 .410 .863  214  253   77   13  1606  21.1 
Career tot:   720 24538 .491 .397 .877 2270 2320  884  184 14073  19.5 
Playoff tot:   49  1871 .481 .436 .861  157  128   55   10  1211  24.7

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