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Throwback - Michael Ray Richardson

short documentary.

Duration : 0:6:33


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25 Responses to “Throwback - Michael Ray Richardson”

  1. burndownatlanta on August 9th, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    “ship be sinking”
    “ship be sinking”

  2. My Dad saw him play …
    My Dad saw him play here at the University of Montana. Said he was as good as anybody out there.

  3. thanks alot man
    thanks alot man

  4. u might be talkin …
    u might be talkin about demetrius “hook” mitchell

  5. this guy was a …
    this guy was a beast. Back before cable tv and the internet, you had to rely on print media. There was this book that listed the leaders in every nba category and they would dedicate 2 pages to that stat putting a picture of the guy who lead that category. So I was browsing through the ists leaders and there was Michael Ray, then I turned the pages and saw the same pic of Richardson for steals. I’ve never seen that in he is indeed the first ever to lead nba in ist and steals.

  6. The only player …
    The only player Zeke feared–WOW

  7. This guy was like …
    This guy was like an above the rim Magic. .wow.

  8. whats the music @ 2 …
    whats the music @ 2:48, i love that sound

  9. was he the guy that …
    was he the guy that jumped over a car and dunk.

  10. sugar without tha …
    sugar without tha coke was a beast

  11. …
    daaaaaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmnnnn i didnt know jason richardsons dad was THIS! good….SNIP!

  12. RMAO!!! @ :35 Why …
    RMAO!!! @ :35 Why does every highlight montage have those same two dudes in it?! They must go to a lot of NBA games and wear the same clothes at that.

  13. Montana Grizzlies
    Montana Grizzlies

  14. sugarmerendero on August 9th, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    Sugar will be …
    Sugar will be forever my basketball love!!!
    Bologna will never forget you!!!
    ciao mitico SUGAR

  15. No, it was Shawn …
    No, it was Shawn Kemp who did the Micheal Ray, lol.

  16. pistolpete447 on August 9th, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    I wish he would …
    I wish he would have had longer career.

  17. too bad he did the …
    too bad he did the shawn kemp

  18. 4:55
    4:55

  19. what’s the name of …
    what’s the name of the music at 2:40 to 3:45

  20. Man listen! I was …
    Man listen! I was like on my way to H.S. in jersey when sugar was coming through doing his thing,when everyone was on magic and isaih, i was modeling my game after sugar ray richardson. Me and my man julio use to dam near cry everytime sugar use to cave in to the drugs. My all time favorite was and still is this cat! Him and Rod strickland, so you have to understand what type of game i had ya know! To his nephew, ya big uncle was 1 of the best in doing what he did, 4REAL!!! 80’s WAS REAL TIMES!

  21. For what it’s worth …
    For what it’s worth he is one of the all-time greats we just didn’t get to see his talent get carved in stone.

  22. MIcheal Ray !z my …
    MIcheal Ray !z my uncle and yea !t !z bad that he got involved w!t drugz but at tha same t!me every body faces problems they cant control…but he’s good now,he moved to !taly and now he’s a coach after playing ball for them for a numerous amount of years,..

  23. americanaccents on August 9th, 2009 at 6:25 pm

    I never said …
    I never said Michael Ray sucked, the Knicks have had an awful team overall at that time. More problems then than even now. Look at World B. Free who was merely a contributor on that 76ers team of 1977. He got dealt to the Clippers in the early 80s and averaged 30 points a game because everyone else on the team was garbage. Ditto Jerry Stackhouse on the Pistons in ‘01.

  24. dope fiend-what a …
    dope fiend-what a ing waste…

  25. magic johnson and …
    magic johnson and isaiah acknowledged that michael ray was difficult to guard. He was about 6′5 and was about as fast as baron davis

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