They weren't always the stars, but these guards brought buckets and earned every ounce of respect on the hardwood.

"Don't let him get the ball" - Mitch Richmond reveals how he'd try to slow down Anthony Edwards in today's league originally ...

Hall-of-Fame guard Mitch Richmond suffered the lows of losing on the international stage but remains grateful it came before ...

Mitch Richmond recalls holding onto the game ball after the Lakers won the 2002 Finals, only for it to get knocked out of his ...

Shaquille O’Neal ended up talking to Phil Jackson and was like, "Yo, man, put him in the game, man. Was just tripping, man. Put the dude in the game, man. Come on, man." I'm like, "Okay." He puts ...

Former NBA player Mitch Richmond: Richmond, who played for the Kings from 1991 to 1998, is part of a group of local individual investors that has pledged to put up at least $1 million to buy the ...

Richmond was indeed a beast. A former Rookie of the Year who was one-third of the famed "Run TMC" team of the Golden State Warriors, he was traded to the Kings in November 1991.

Mitch Richmond added, “Teaming up with Ike to create my own sandwich has been an amazing ride. I’m vegan and wanted to create a vegan sandwich for anyone who loves great barbecue. I’m excited for ...

Mitch Richmond is often considered a forgotten NBA superstar. While he put up impressive numbers, he did it mostly in anonymity while playing for the Sacramento Kings. He was a six-time All-Star ...

Hall of Famer Mitch Richmond played college basketball at Moberly (Missouri) Area Community College and Kansas State before becoming one of the top 50 scorers in NBA history. Richmond won a bronze ...

Kobe Bryant was so focused, man. That’s the first word I’d use. Focused. You’d walk into the gym—he was already there. You’d leave, and he’d still be there. Early mornings, late nights, on the road, ...

The Golden State Warriors had a dominant trio years before Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Kevin Durant. In the early 1990s, they were led by Tim Hardaway, Chris Mullin and Mitch Richmond.