Mitch Richmond was one of the purest scoring guards of the 1990s, a strong 6-foot-5 wing who could bump into his spots and hit a jumper that rarely cooled off. He won Rookie of the Year in 1989 as the third piece of Golden State's beloved 'Run TMC' trio alongside Tim Hardaway and Chris Mullin, then was dealt to Sacramento, where he became the face of the franchise for seven seasons and made the All-Star team every year. His problem was timing: those Kings squads rarely won, so his 21.0 career points-per-game average never got the spotlight it deserved. He earned 1995 All-Star Game MVP honors, finally won a title as a reserve with the 2002 Lakers, and closed a six-time All-Star career with the Hall of Fame in 2014. Sacramento retired his No. 2.