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Sacramento leaned on Mitch Richmond for everything in the mid-nineties, and he answered by averaging 25.9 points across the 1996-97 season. With 17 seconds left in Q4 against San Antonio on March 21, 1997, Richmond got his defender to bite on a shot fake, put the ball on the floor down the middle of the lane and rose all the way up to finish with one hand. The game went to an extra period, where Sacramento closed it out 114-110, and Richmond finished his 42 minutes with 28 points, six rebounds and five assists. The 1989 Rookie of the Year made six straight All-Star teams, took All-Star Game MVP honors in 1995, won Olympic gold in 1996 and a championship in 2002, and has his number 2 retired in Sacramento.
Mitch Richmond — The Immortals is worth ~$21.25 (FMV) on NBA Top Shot, with a recent low of $25.00 and 1 sale in the last 30 days. How FMV is calculated →
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