From Warriors rebound guarantee to Cavaliers All-Star, he averaged 13.8 points and 10.9 rebounds at his peak, and played in the Finals

In the long river of the NBA, Tyrone Hill's name has gradually been forgotten as time goes by. But in the 1990s, he used his "black bat"-like image to defend and fight actively, writing his own unique chapter - from Warriors rebounding guarantee, to the Cavaliers All-Stars, to the 76ers' inside puzzle, he was a silent power, but he left a deep mark in his youth.

Four years in college, Tyrone Hill played for Xavier University, won the NCAA All-Squad and Player of the Year, averaging 20.2 points and 12.6 rebounds in his senior year, and hitting a 58.1% shooting percentage - in the college arena, he has shown his dominance in the inside.

Warriors (1990 - 1993): He joined the Warriors with the 11th pick in the first round in 1990. In the 1990s, he became an indispensable rebound guarantee for the team with fearless confrontation and quickly gained a foothold;

Calligraphy period (1993 - 1997): He turned to the Cavaliers in 1993, transformed into an iron-blooded guard in the interior, won respect with active fighting and fearless defense, and was selected as an All-Star in 1995 - Average of 13.8 points per game is not dazzling, but he relied on "silent power" to become the All-Star;

Late Wandering (Bucks, 76ers, Heat, etc.): Heat began to suffer frequent injuries during the Bucks, and turned to 76 The back of the team became an important puzzle in the inside, protecting the penalty area and winning the recognition of Philadelphia fans; in the 2000-2001 season, he entered the finals with the team. Although he lost to O'Neal and Kobe, the Lakers added a footnote to his career to "finals experience".

When Tyrone Hill bid farewell to the NBA, the league has quietly entered a new era, young players have risen, and his name gradually disappears from the public eye. But in those years, he defended with iron blood and fought actively, and the unique mark left by the NBA world in the 1990s will be remembered - he is a "black bat", a veteran guarding silently, and a basketball story that should not be forgotten in his youth.