Before Tim Legler became one of ESPN's most trusted voices on the game, he was one of its deadliest marksmen, a sharpshooter who ground through the CBA, played in Europe, and carved out a 10-year NBA career on the strength of a stroke few could match. In a brief 24-game run with the Golden State Warriors, Legler shows out against the Clippers on April 6, 1995, calling for the ball on the perimeter and knocking down pull-up jumpers with the kind of easy efficiency that would make him the NBA's three-point percentage leader the very next season in Washington, where he'd win the 1996 All-Star Weekend Three-Point Contest with a then-record aggregate of 65 points. · Apr 6, 1995