(NBA.com) A 6-7 guard, Craig Ehlo was a mainstay in the Cleveland Cavaliers' backcourt for many years, contributing both as a starter and a sixth man. A reliable outside shooter with a good three-point shot, he followed Coach Lenny Wilkens from Cleveland to Atlanta, signing as a free agent with the Hawks in 1993.
After three seasons in Atlanta he moved on to Seattle in the summer of 1996 as a veteran free agent, making significant contributions in the first half of the 1996-97 seasons but then seeing limited playing time after midseason. A native of Lubbock, Texas, Ehlo spent two years at Odessa Junior College and then finished his college career at Washington State. Continued
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