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Mitch Richmond is NBA history personified: NBA champion, Rookie of the Year, five-time All-NBA, six-time All-Star and Hall of Famer. For many fans, he is best remembered as part of the legendary Run TMC era of the Golden State Warriors, with Tim Hardaway and Chris Mullin.
Before sitting down for an interview with NBC Sports, Richmond was interacting with fans on the NBA App through Game Pulse. For those unfamiliar, Game Pulse combines a live court visualization with highlights and advanced statistics, including shot charts, in a live-updating experience that also features commentary and perspectives from NBA legends such as Muggsy Bogues, Carlos Boozer, Gary Payton, Joakim Noah and more.
Here is our conversation with Richmond (edited for length and clarity).
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NBC Sports: You’ve been on this Game Pulse NBA app experience with the fans. How has that been for you?
Richmond: It’s been great. You know, that’s my first time being on the Pulse. I always watch the association, and sometimes I already catch everything on NBA TV. But it was my first time, so it was a good experience.
Q: It seems like it’s a good experience for the fans. They get real interaction not just with the studio people, but with people like yourself, who happen to be Hall of Famers.
Richmond: Yeah, no question about it. It’s just the fan engagement. The fans want to be as close as they can, and sometimes they want to hear from other players watching the game. So it gives me an opportunity to kind of reach out to them, and especially since I played so long ago, so they don’t know me. But it’s a time to start Googling me. You know what I mean?
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Q: I think people underestimate, though, like how great and how impactful Run TMC was, and that era of Warriors basketball. As you look at the league now. Is there a player that kind of reminds you of Tim Hardaway?
Richmond: That’s a good question. Oh man, who reminds me of Little Tim? Oh man, I don’t, it’s hard. He had such power when he dribbles the ball, he gives you that shoulder as he goes by that you can’t get back in front of him. Yeah, man, that’s hard to do.
Q: It might be even…
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