With his Golden State Warriors on the verge of postseason elimination, it was the man they called Sleepy who refused to turn off the lights. In his lone All-Star season, Sleepy Floyd shows why he was deserving of such an honor, slicing and dicing his way through the star-studded Los Angeles Lakers defense en route to a stylish layup in Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals. Although the Lakers would go on to win the series in the next game, Floyd kept Golden State breathing with the game of his life — a career-high 51 points on 18-for-26 shooting, while adding 10 assists, three rebounds and four steals in the 129-121 triumph on May 10, 1987. · May 10, 1987