Eric Snow

Eric Snow is a point guard that currently plays for the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Fast Facts

1. Born: April 24, 1973
2. Birthplace: Canton, Ohio
3. Height: 6'4"
4. Weight: 205 lbs
5. Made NBA debut with the Seattle SuperSonics
6. 2007: Replaced as starting point guard to end streak of consecutive games played

Early Life

Eric Snow was born in Canton, Ohio on April 24, 1973. He would attend Canton McKinley High School and then he would move on to Michigan State University where they would earn a number three seed in the 1995 NCAA Tournament.

Pro Career

Snow would be selected with the 43rd pick in the 1995 NBA Draft by the Milwaukee Bucks. He would reach the NBA Finals with the Seattle SuperSonics in 1996, but the team would lose to Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. In 1998 he would be traded to the Philadelphia 76ers where he was installed as the starting point guard. He would once again reach the finals in 2001, but the Sixers would lose to the Los Angeles Lakers led by Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant. In 2004, Snow would be traded again, this time to the Cleveland Cavaliers. He would establish himself as a vital role player, helping the Cavaliers reach the NBA Finals in 2007, but once again his team would lose, this time to the San Antonio Spurs. In 2008, he was named back up to point guard Daniel Gibson.

Eric Snow Timeline

• April 24, 1973: Born
• 1994: Brought his team to the NCAA Tournament
• 1995: Drafted by the Milwaukee Bucks
• 1995: Made NBA Debut with the Seattle SuperSonics
• 1996: Played in the NBA Finals while playing for the Seattle SuperSonics
• 1998: Traded to the Philadelphia 76ers
• 2000: Won the NBA Sportsmanship Award
• 2001: Played in the [[NBA Finals], while playing for the Philadelphia 76ers
• 2007: Played in the NBA Finals, while playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers

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