Do You Think MITCH RICHMOND Should Be HALL OF FAME? Stunted Growth

[@stuntedgrowth]

What's your biggest reason Mitch Richmond should or shouldn't be HOF?

[@ogmusik2549]

Should wasnt his fault he was traded and got stuck on a bad kings team

[@Myman989]

He was with a bad Sacramento kings team. He basically carried his kings team to wins.

[@carlwallace1129]

He's a borderline HOF candidate arguably. but Not quite .mitch was what u would call a 4star type player out 5 but on below 500 win teams .but he was a cut below superstar status but a cut above the average starter and some Allstars at his position in his era...IMO

[@oren615]

If T Mac is a HOF’er so is Mitch, Tracy was great but he never won anything, and was always hurt

[@carlwallace1129]

@@oren615 true and TMac was like the face of the league along with Iverson and kobe for a few yrs but he could never get out of the 1st round in his Prime however he was that dominate in the regular season and seeped his way into the HOF...

[@kaiserrino8774]

If MJ says, that you were a problem, than hell yeah you should be considered one of the greats.

[@alexandercoffman8319]

@*A1 Savage* You are joking right?.-L0.L.

[@lorenjones5644]

Corona virus might he done got to ya

[@amancalledhawk5575]

Man dude was a beast look at resume to be honest he's the first Bradley Beal I thought he was the best sg behind mj

[@carlwallace1129]

Arguably true considering he didn't have to always dunk and play above the rim to dominate. He had a solid floor game could post and iso somewhat off the dribble and wet outside shot way before he even lost his hops.

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

yeah, he was the 2nd best shooting guard in the 90s behind MJ

[@amancalledhawk5575]

@@Classicbasketballdvds facts

[@mperformance3502]

Clyde Drexler and Reggie Miller are better

[@carlwallace1129]

@@mperformance3502 tru

[@Adonis7Belguim]

MITCH RICHMOND IS A CERTIFIED HALL OF FAMER, NOT EVEN A DEBATE❗❗❗

[@nell5024]

Ima get his jersey soon the kings one

[@marcuseversley3334]

@@nell5024 I got the Half Black and Half Purple one 🔥😈

[@larryjordan23]

Yes my favorite player of all time.

[@hennylo68]

Yeah I don't get how anyone could say he shouldn't be in the hall. This is actually my first time seeing anyone say that.

[@Johenz]

@@hennylo68 because for most of his career he played on a team that didn’t win games….

[@claystevenson1821]

I have zero issue with Mitch being in the HOF.

[@Myman989]

@*A1 Savage* no he wasn't check his career stats

[@ojx6020]

@*A1 Savage* So averaging 23/4/4 on 46% for 10 straight seasons is trash???Jordan even complemented Richmond on his defensive prowess

[@Myman989]

@*A1 Savage* he was that good

[@Myman989]

@*A1 Savage* so you your saying mitch Richmond accomplish 6 time nba all star. 5 all NBA teams all star game mvp 1 championship. That trash you stupid.

[@Myman989]

@*A1 Savage* yes he's Jersey is retired by the Sacramento kings. So is that trash.

[@NSIWorld]

Mitch was a monster...he could post up, go off the dribble, spot up from anywhere, unlimited range and was strong as an ox!

[@pablojuan7960]

Not unlimited range … cut that out . Steph & dame is unlimited range . never seen him pull from 40 + ft causally ever ……..

[@MIA25NYC14]

I totally disagree with your assessment of Mitch Richmond. This man deserves to be in the Hall of Fame. It's funny how you say that when you never played a minute in the NBA. Unfortunately I think you are straight hating on this man. #FACTS

[@petergriffith3637]

That:s the beauty of AMERICA freedom of speech, next you can make a video saying why Mitch Richmond is a Hall a Gamer I'd not listen to understand not to respond

[@cjvaye99]

just chill it's his opinion you don't need to get all hostile

[@MrSlashblade]

It’s funny how jordan played a hall of fame career with every minute being just as meaningful as the last and yet his assessment is objectively dog s**t. I don’t agree with his assessment on Mitch not being a HoF, but dont pull the “you never played an nba game” card.

[@eternalanarchy3928]

Money > Championships. Forget what people say, being in a position to keep your family in a great situation for generations after you die is worth way more than a ring. You already won in the game of life which is more important, fuck ring chasing get paid

[@78binks]

I watched him at the time he played and your assessment of his game and career is off the mark

[@edwardlee9845]

If ur too young to have watched bball at that era u can never understand. The ball was going inside every possession. And it was the guards job to clean up after the bigs got their shot up. Way different then now. U can tell homie is too young to remember how it used to be. Run TMC was Mitch first opition

[@seanherring9340]

Sac never put anything around him so he did what he had to do. He put in work with scrubs all around him and he wasn't padding his stats cuz he was tryin to win every night. Over 20k points multiple All Star and All NBA nods and a Gold Medal(I'm not even gonna mention his ring ok). He was tha 3rd best guard in his era. I guess what I'm tryin to say is.....hes earned his spot in the HOF 👑

[@md3dasnipa386]

Mitch Richmond was solid.. A pure sharp shooter.. He was definitely a FACTOR!!

[@AguilaDeOnix85]

Yes! There wasn't anything he could do about those Kings teams. That's one person I would give a pass for ring chasing.

[@richcuatro5338]

Drose should get a pass too

[@patrik32]

I loved Mitch's game he was called the Rock for a reason, he was tough phisically, he would have been an earlier HOF selection if he wouldn't play for sactown for this long, where he never got a second banana

[@rodddb]

Legit bonafide HOFamer!! Resume, personality and the way he carried himself is what some players should aspire to be..

[@baldridgeroy]

I remember reading an article in the 90s where Jordan was asked who defended him the best. Mitch Richmond was his answer. That's why Richmond is in the HoF.

[@cjvaye99]

Gary Payton was the real answer mj was just throwing shade at the glove

[@andresdelportillo9917]

Dumars was the best

[@youngharrio]

It’s time to do a Kerry Kittles Stunted Growth...

[@johne.harris4954]

Yeah, Kittles, Dude had a sweet jumper that would make you pay for playing too far off him. And occasionally, if you were too close, blow past you to the rim. Much under rated player. 4 sho.

[@edwardoutlawjr8154]

Mitch was cold as ice...especially in his Run TMC days.

[@authornahsun634]

Most definitely a Hall of Famer He scored 20 points for 10 years straight (almost 11) in an era when the league catered to big men Those Run TMC years were crazy, but the Warriors needed a big man, so they drafted Spree and traded Mitch for Billy Owens 💯

[@gdotleejr]

Mitch is one of the most underrated ever. He was never given a chance in Sacramento to really win. He was the 2nd best sg behind mj

[@TheBobbyBlack_615]

He definitely deserves to be in the HOF

[@patrickamtman4004]

I mean T-MAC was my fav player growing up if hes in HOF mitch should def be as well

[@showtimesportsmedia6906]

Yeah but that was a bad thing too. And first ballot as well? Naw fam, something is up.

[@mercutio6623]

@@showtimesportsmedia6906 Not bad at all...13 in 33 is HOF worthy, with a Kobe stamp to add. I was shocked by 1st ballot, though haha

[@showtimesportsmedia6906]

@@mercutio6623 should he even got in at all I’m starting to wonder. I mean he’s never won a playoff series, never reached the finals in his prime, blew a 3-1 lead, never won a mvp or was top 5 in voting. Like it’s a lack luster career that you almost have to fight to justify his induction.

[@mercutio6623]

@@showtimesportsmedia6906 If the Hall was more strict, like it should be...then no, but they let everyone in-in most sports too. I think he's worthy, but I also know he's a volume shooter that gave the greats problems...

[@patrickamtman4004]

@@showtimesportsmedia6906 it sucks cause tracy had to carry the magic on his back y his career got cut short the dynasty that coulda been if grant hill stayed healthy and timmy duncan came to orlando in 2000 but doc rivers fucked up cause he told tim no family can travel on team plane

[@edwardlee9845]

Jordan said he was the second best guard next to his airiness in mitchs prime. He was a 2 way player often times guarding the best player on the other team. If he was milking stats he could have sat back on defense and gone off on offense only. But he chose the hard road and chose to compete. Mitch is a legend out here in Sacramento. We love him way more then white chocolate and c Webb or bobby Jackson.

[@Dantana773]

Thanks church for doing a episode on Mitch Richmond he was a walking Bucket and scored over 20,000 points in his career. The only stunt in his Career was playing all those years for that sorry Kings Team during his prime years. He use to.go at it with the best of them Even Michael Jordan

[@elliemyers6435]

Yep. Not his fault he got traded to the bum kings. Put MJ, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird and whatever other superstar you want to pull on those awful kings teams and they also win nothing. He's definitely a legit hall of famer

[@MikeyB110]

His accolades alone in the Hall of Fame and whether he won a championship as a benchwarmer or not he still a champion which adds to the resume

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

i def think he's a HOF. Dude was the 2nd best shooting guard in the 90s behind MJ imo. He was on that 96 Dream Team that won the gold and was a major piece. He played good defense, i think it's just that the management for Sac didn't surround him with a good supporting cast.

[@elliemyers6435]

Absolutely. He got traded to a terrible organization that couldn't put any pieces around him, which isn't his fault at all. He was a walking bucket....If MJ played for the sorry kings, he would also have no rings. Mitch is without a doubt a hall of famer

[@Classicbasketballdvds]

@@elliemyers6435 MJ had said b4 Mitch Richmond and Joe Dumars played him the toughest or something 2 that degree

[@AndreaBaixinho]

you're covering all my favorite players from the 90s recently! Mitch Richmond was an outstanding shooter

[@TruckDriver_Em215]

Perfect shooter. Perfect arch n rotation, 1 of my favorite shooters that i studied.

[@shyglizzy9047]

Do u think Tracy should have been a hof cause he was hurt most career and grant hill

[@BajekBrownPodcast]

Jc come.on man you making a stunted growth on man that legit is a hall of famer.

[@Johenz]

Idk if he is

[@JusJamesMusic]

I think it’s funny how some critique Mitch’s HOF status, in regards to his time in Sacramento... Mitch was a baller. I’ve seen it first hand... I was at that game when he hit that half court shot against San Antonio... he had the respect from the League and his peers. That, plus his career numbers, is why he’s in the Hall of Fame!

[@swissh1]

I respectfully disagree with your assessment of Rock. He didn't ask to go to the Kings and it upset him even though its a business which eventually I'm sure he understood. He still performed as a all star caliber player. Hey Gary Payton chased chips too! JMO.

[@justintimeplaya4]

Didn't want to play for the king's but he resigned cause the money lol

[@swissh1]

@@justintimeplaya4 And Dominique Wilkins didn't ?

[@justintimeplaya4]

@@swissh1 I don't blame them. I'd rather have financial freedom and generational wealth.

[@swissh1]

@@justintimeplaya4 Hey I'm gonna co-sign with you on that LOL!

[@antwuanhawkins4982]

He was one of the best guards of his era. I believe he is a hall of famer.

[@AmahlAmahlAmahl]

Ever consider profiling the "Boston Strangler" Andrew Toney? I'd be interested in seeing an "if Sidney Moncrief should be in the Hall of Fame" video also.

[@swissh1]

Andrew Toney was a freakin beast! Even with Doc on the team IMO.

[@absolute95allah7]

Yes Andrew Toney! One of my pop’s favorite players!

[@johndavis9321]

Sidney moncrief for sure should b in the hof

[@jedweiss3967]

Co-sign this!

[@AmahlAmahlAmahl]

@@johndavis9321 I agree 100%, but I would love to hear him talk about Moncrief in general.

[@shameldingle2898]

Respectfully I like your series but this not even a debate about him being in the HOF! Warriors did that man wrong.

[@Rieky22]

U mean the kings

[@Johenz]

Is Bradley Beal a hof? Or John wall?

[@buzzerbeaterproductions7030]

Can you do a stunted growth video on Brad Daugherty or Mark Price? I don’t know why none of them made it even though they were both revolutionary for the game.

[@akdroner8728]

Dude was easily 2nd best shooting guard to MJ for years. If not for playing in that era with MJ and in a small market for most of his career he was nothing short of amazing.

[@younggod3906]

He without question deserved to be a hall of famer I’m glad he got in.

[@thegawdtheynotlikeus]

Lol u capping a lil most NBA bench players are not averaging 26 points per game on 20 shoots

[@kennethvega7242]

He's been the best player on a bad team for years but he legit though...

[@susamongus7979]

I’m sorry u sound like a real hater. He made it period

[@GHOST91141]

You couldn't tell my high school basketball coach nothing when it came to Mitch Richmond that was his favorite player, I remember Mitch put up 47 against the Rockets in 95

[@chrisisslick]

Just watched highlights earlier. Career high.

[@johnjohn76]

Absolutely he was on the best guards ever just like Dennis Johnson of the Celtics. Hands-down one of thee best.

[@chihollywood9379]

U can also say that being da best player on a bad team is rough cuz every team best defender will b sticking u

[@markreneau1399]

Mitch clearly deserves his accolades and his Hall of Fame induction. Reggie Miller, Chris Mullin, or Patrick Ewing never won Chips but nevertheless deserved their inductions also. All of them were on bad teams at a time in their career but they stood consistent in their play & that defines a star...

[@christophercorders6526]

Most complete guard of the era after MJ!!

[@anthonyclark9441]

Before Kobe, and Wade, Rock was known as 2nd best SG behind MJ, so with that being said, he's HOF material. People can try and dismiss him if you want, but ask MJ himself, and he'll tell that Mitch was it.

[@MrSlashblade]

I highly doubt you can look at Drexler’s career and say Mitch was better.

[@anthonyclark9441]

@@MrSlashblade I didn't say anything. I stated what the Players and So Called Experts have said. What I have been hearing since the 90's, before Kobe and Wade popped up, and that is that Mitch Richmond was widely considered the 2nd best Shooting Guard behind MJ. He never had any real help and always had to be the piece that was given up in order to actually get Hos Teams some Talent. If Mitch got to play with C-Webb Peja and Vlade, He would likely have gotten a Ring with Sacramento as the 2nd Option and not had to get one as the 4th or 5th Option in LA. Now, he's basically Clyde. A Guy who was a Star who couldn't quite get over the Hump as the Main Guy and had to join up with someone else after His Superstar Days were behind Him to get His Career Validation.

[@MrSlashblade]

@@anthonyclark9441 yea in the 90s, not all time, also how can you say he’s the second greatest SG of ALL TIME, but he’d be a second option behind a guy who objectively isn’t even a top 8 PF of all time at least. And I’m not saying Mitch wasn’t a great player, he just wasn’t the second best SG in the history of the league ever, and even if both Kobe and wade never existed he’d still wouldn’t be the 2nd best.

[@anthonyclark9441]

@@MrSlashblade I'm not about to debate it with you or anybody else. My original statement said it all and I stand on it, so do what you want with it.

[@MrSlashblade]

@@anthonyclark9441 dang so being wrong and stubborn is something to be proud of

[@themorningbeerpodcast1250]

He was my favorite player not on the Knicks growing up. I wanted him to team up with Patrick so bad. Smh

[@marqueswilliams345]

I remember when he would give MJ fits when they played

[@ronaldestubblefield7023]

Great feature-given you've done Rod Strickland and Mitch, can we get a Juwan Howard feature next a. as the firs $100 M contract, b. for not living up to billing/miami situation and C. for the revisionist history of NBA2k21 giving his diamond a 94 rating-he was never that nice

[@Myman989]

Mitch Richmond was a beast with the Sacramento kings he made 6 All-Star games over his career he won a championship on the Kobe Bryant and shaq los angels Lakers team. As a 36 year old. Mitch Richmond in his rookie year he put up 22 points per game 5 rebounds and 4 assists per game. I have no issue with mitch Richmond being in the hall of fame.

[@Qpoe44]

Ricky Davis if you didn't already make it...... man these are interesting

[@beezy22]

Mitch Richmond...well deserved member of the hall of fame....should never been traded from Golden State...Had Mitch Richmond not being traded run Golden state would’ve been an up and coming team in the 90s...smh..still blame Billy Owens to this day for breaking up run tmc...Also Mitch Richmond was well respected in the NBA and low key and private...some of the guys in the NBA should take some pointers from Mitch Richmond...

[@bernzseven]

another former kings that had a stunted growth was a guy named tyus edney.. had a good 1st year with the kings but could not follow it up and was good in college..

[@beezy22]

Tyus Edney:forever remembered for the dash shot against Missouri in the 1995 NCAA tournament..wonder why he never shined in the NBA...

[@dariussedenohall2337]

Kenny Smith said Richmond was the 2nd best Shooting Guard behind Michael Jordan. Mitch Richmond also gave Sacramento momentum before their early 2000's run.

[@patrickamtman4004]

Mitch "the rock" ritchmond baaaabaaaayyyyy!!!!! What a SMOOOTH jumper bruh such an underrated underappreciated talent him and tim bug hardaway so much fun to watch

[@o.a.rodriguez7484]

Grant Hill was a forward, but Mitch competed against MJ, Drexler, Reggie, Spreewell and Majerle. Just at the 2 spot thats insane.

[@nixbattle7763]

U tripping on this one bro.

[@producerfav1974]

You can do a entire channel on players who doesn't deserve to be in the Hall Of Fame....can you do a video on Chris Mullens next?

[@BallinNQnz]

Mitch Richmond was a perennial all star. It was unfortunate he was in poorly run teams in Sacramento and Washington.

[@johnharris3455]

Man, Mitch Richmond was a baller. He left it on the court every night at both ends and the other teams knew it, thus the respect. It wasn't his fault he played for bad teams . Sure, he might have stayed in Sacramento for the $ but hey, he gotta get paid and that's the way it is. When he got traded to the Wizards for Webber. What if Sacramento could've come up with a way for them to play together and putting that team they had around the both of them showing the man "we trying to work with you". Webber was the main piece in DC . When he left that left Mitch with nothing. It was like the east coast version of Sacramento but worse . It's up to management to make that happen. But Mitch just kept Ballin and doing it well. And he never complained about it or threw his organization under the bus. For the reasons you mentioned, would Chris Bosh been a hof'mer if he stayed putting up #'s in Toronto if he hadn't went to Miami, And he like Bron started that whole chasing the ring thing . Mitch didn't lobby to go to the Lakers at the end of his career just like he didn't lobby to go to all those other places and just kept Ballin. And like his whole career he went where he was told, they wanted him . And Kobe/ Lakers just like Jordan knew the kind of baller Mitch was . Still the Lakers roster & rotations was already pretty much set. He was insurance that they didn't have to cash in. Could he have put up better #'s with more minute? Hell yeah, no doubt cause even at that stage of his career Mitch could still score the ball that's what Mitch does. He was a shooting guard version of Bernard King he was gonna find a way to score and did it well. And now he's playing for a team with players around him not since his early Run TMC day's that had happened. The Lakers couldn't give him no more minutes than that but knew he was there. Yeah, he was on the end of the bench but hell, someone's got to be even at the NBA level. And just like his whole career on bad teams he didn't complain. Now he's finally on a good team unfortunately at the end of his career but fortunately playing for the Lakers. And we gonna stunt him for that ? NBA fate & business put Mitch on those bad teams he shined so bright on and it was that same fate & business that put him on the Lakers in the end. Naw dawg, hard work, consistency, the will to keep grinding under those conditions but most importantly staying healthy. Mitch was pretty much a machine had to be to do what he did on bad teams game in game out knowing you were all ya'll had and the other teams knowing it as well . Knowing that the game plan every game was to stop you and even though they lost a lot of games they didn't stop him and rarely got blown out, they were competitive. He just kept Ballin at a very high leval night in night out.. He earned and much deserve all that finally came his way. And for those reasons I feel Mitch Richmond deserves his ring and to be in the HOF. Not when you got in but getting in and at the day isn't that why you start the journey Much love & respect to Mitch and his family. Through it all you kept ballin and got in . Peace.

[@robertnelson3026]

Lifelong Warriors Fan Here.... That Billy (O)wens (who granted was the TRUTH @ Syracuse) trade Haunted Us for Years til B.Davis/We Believe Squad Broke the Curse

[@realjcoop182]

Top five at his position. Point blank period. Him being traded was outside of his control.

[@misternogood]

wait...you certainly don't mean top 5 ever. I won't even address that. But if you mean he was a top 5 SG thats also erroneous. a 3x all nba second team, and 0x all nba first teamer? In an era with MJ, Drexler, Kobe, Magic, Penny, Iverson, Kidd, Reggie, Dumars, etc...even JUST SGs you have to put MJ, Kobe, Clyde, Kobe, Dumars ahead of him. He was a great player but he's in the Reggie Miller tier of great players which is no where near top 5 at his position in that era.

[@joemagwood7949]

Mitch Richmond is already in the Basketball Hall of Fame was one of the best 2 guard of his era.

[@YouKnoDaVibes]

Not debatable, he’s a sure fire!

[@bigdawgscratcher5629]

Looking at Mitch Richmond makes me think of another player you may wanna preview..Chuck The Rifleman Person I'm looking forward to it !

[@ogcirclegame3833]

I think you hated on the rock , even MJ said he was the truth . Sometime ppl thrive in places that may seem important until you look back. And looking back , Mitch Richmond is a HOF.

[@joshuahuntley4545]

He use to give MJ problems..he could match the same energy

[@ojx6020]

Yea if Reggie,Mullin and Paul Westphal are in the Hall...Mitch should be too

[@TruckDriver_Em215]

Money Mitch! 1 of my favorite shooters, pure stroke, perfect rotation, created his own shot,

[@megasorearse7032]

Days with the Kings I think he played for the money of course, played for himself, his own stats, for his own all star selection but was never known as a winner. Didn't try to find ways to be more successful. Not winning as a team but himself was in a comfort zone was good enough for him.

[@TorreEdwards]

Also, to say anybody in the league who gets 20 shots in the league would score like him thats just crazy. Thats a bad take. 5 all nbas in that Era is also nuts considering the guard play: Stockton, Payton, Jordan, Thomas, mark price, kidd, Drexler, Iverson, Allen, kobe...just crazy talent from 88-2000(his best years).

[@a27dub]

They overthink things too much. Championships come from teams and organizations. Other than the Webber years the kings and wizards have been trash. Penalizing a player for Crappy GMs, scouting and development should not hinder his bid for the HOF. Mitch is certified and should be in....

[@elliemyers6435]

Absolutely. The kings as a whole have been a horrible organization, except for like a five year stretch from 1999-2004 with Webber, Bibby (who I believe got there in 2000), Peja, Divac, Hedo, Doug Christie and co. Geoff Petrie and Rick Adelman really knew what they were doing, but from like 2005 to now, that franchise has once again fallen into irrelevance. Don't they currently have the longest playoff drought in the NBA?

[@AHMAD-2324]

Definitely should've been a HOFamer and According to Michael Irving his best friend he was also a great football player.

[@lincolnhamilton7043]

He came in the NBA as a unstoppable player, was scoring on the Warriors then gave him the greenlight to continue when he when to the Kings.

[@sevwarfare]

My favorite player growing up. Walking bucket.

[@bonesbrigante]

Them accolades def fit that of a Hall of Famer

[@dcoldestjenkins5868]

When the second best player on the Kings at that time was a guy named Olden Polyniece, you knew each season would be a long one. The Kings didn't get him help. I don't blame him for choosing the money. The Greek Freak is not winning anything in Milwaukee, but how easy would it be to leave 50 mil on the table to go to Miami or Portland?🤷‍♂️

[@robertclary4298]

The only stunt was definitely playing for bad teams, great work as always sir

[@absolute95allah7]

Need one on Billy Owens,Jalen Rose,Walter Berry,Hershey Hawkins

[@CinqueMalcolm]

One of those who get brought up as underrated so much you get annoyed and start seeing them as overrated. "Everyone" gets in the Basketball HOF. And I'm 43, so yes I grew up actually watching him from college and Olympic days before some new jack comes in calling me a "casual" .

[@adamspeaks6223]

No problemo about Mitch Richmond being a HOFer

[@tofythebear1641]

Ricmond hits a 3! Here comes Bobby Hurley!

[@larryjordan23]

He is my favorite player of all time.

[@tomplatz7494]

10000% deserved. no question about it

[@mariobell5466]

Real talk I have always known for the Hall of Fame in any sport to be off of Team accolades or individual accomplishments in the NBA you score a lot of points you will make it in I have no issues with Mitch Richmond being in

[@williebutler5067]

That dude sitting behind him Ralph Sampson shouldn't have made it. Dude stayed hurt.

[@user-di4yf4oq1m]

Best channel on KZbin. Killing weird ole Flamlo Raps and his terribly goofy “cue the Wayne” “oooohhhh cause I’m no quittttaaaa, cause ima go, ima go, ima go getterrrr” even when Wayne was at his peak (GOAT status) that was after he started falling off making that goofy shit. Lollipop era. Flemlo okay but just the hand motion dance *cue the wayne* like he hard and cool when he lame and goofy af. Stunted Growth is on another level tho. The idea in general. The consistency. Quality content. Great narrator voice and good guy. Doesn’t hate too much but doesn’t suck up too much. The players and time period you usually go with is my golden era of NBA when I was young. Basically you the goat bro

[@MannyMensah94]

He is a hall of Fame since 2014.

[@FB-ch5yz]

Mitch was the 2nd best 2 guard during that era. He took a bad Sacramento team to the playoffs. He was better than all the other guards regardless of awards. When Webber got there it was the short season and he had a better roster and even a better one the following year. If Mitch played with those guys he would’ve been in the playoffs as well. I’m gonna take it that you didn’t see him play.

[@FB-ch5yz]

@Kings Will Soon Rise well the video is asking if he should be a hof’er. Hands down yes.

[@FB-ch5yz]

@Kings Will Soon Rise I didn’t have a problem with the trade. But it’s not like he had the team Webber had to compare.

[@phoenixmg]

He deserves to he in. He had a long run amongst the elite outside of until he got hurt. The other thing that got him was Sacramento not being relevant until he got traded to Washington.

[@paullew4853]

With Webber is it kind of an unspoken deal that his High School and college years aren’t counted? Because add that to his NBA career along with his staying in the game as a commentator he’s GOT to be going in soon.

[@towball0535]

How about Jamal Mashburn, Calbert Chaney, Juwan Howard, Laettner, Joe Smith, Baron Davis, Nick Anderson... Personally, I feel Mitch is very overlooked and kinda forgotten these days. He was a beast and his personal accolades are just as impressive as Reggie Miller and there was no questioning his eligibility for the hall. Yet, as mentioned there are others with similar careers that aren't even considered or ignored like Webber and Hardaway etc. Once that precedent is set I'd like to see consistency in the process.

[@philipcallado5693]

100% yes he deserves to be in the HOF. He was considered arguably the second best shooting guard in the NBA after MJ in his prime. Guys like Reggie Miller got more hype, but he played on good teams with good coaches like Larry Brown and Larry Bird. Richmond played on some trash Kings teams after he got traded by the Warriors (which started them on their two decade run of mostly mediocrity).

[@Gloxkomaa]

He remind me of Bradley beal

[@IHeardDatShitSayItAgain]

Mitch was the truth forreal

[@brandonvarner1987]

No sir this one is wrong,he definitely belongs in The HOF,he balled out made all star games,all nba teams meaning his was a top 15 player a few years,and him going to LA wasn’t ring chasing he was 36 and phil told him he wasn’t gonna play much,he basically accomplished everything most players didn’t

[@2Thessalonians1_7]

The Hall of Fame, just like the All Star game, is an individual achievement, so it shouldn't be about teams. They have championship trophies for team achievements. Anyone who averages at least 20+ points per game in a 7-10+ year career in the NBA should be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

[@jameselam6323]

Mitch was a beast hof certified

[@westwud8995]

So we praise Vince Carter for staying in the league waaaaaaaaay past his prime becoming a glorified journeynan.. In the league 20 plus years and made only 8 all-star teams no rings no scoring titles no MVPs just a Dunk title... And he's a Hall of famer and noone bats an eye..... But Mitch Richmond isn't?? For winning at 36 and it wasn't his fault Sacramento was so shitty smh....

[@treyofive6699]

JC I have have question. If you believe Mitch should not be in the HOF then why should Scottie Pippen? A career average of 17 pts no real individual accolades etc? Same thing for Bosh. He averaged 24 pts on a bad team (Raptors). Went to Miami and did much of nothing. No knock on your opinion just curious of your thoughts

[@bjnt92281]

The only shooting guards that you can say that were better than him in the 90s were Jordan and Drexler. Definitely should be a Hall of Famer but I’ll admit that I’m surprised that he got in. I thought him playing on bad Sacramento teams would have been held against him.

[@everettdouglas2326]

Double checked...his numbers are better than Reggie’s. They both deserve to be there.