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[QUOTE="tzznandrew, post: 3548892, member: 168"] All this. I loved Mitch Richmond. I almost put him above Reggie. There were a number of players who, if you were watching the NBA in the 1990s you thought were better than Reggie. Some of that was lack of understanding of what he could do (and analytics showed us some of that) and some of that was just reality. I think in 1995, if you asked most people, they'd say Richmond was better. Reggie: 5x All Star over 18 seasons, 3x All-NBA Third Team Richmond: 6x All Star over 14 seasons, 3x All-NBA Second Team, 2x All-NBA Third Team He just dropped off a cliff in the trade to Washington. [/QUOTE]
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