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Mitch Richmond | Guard

Team:	Los Angeles Lakers
Age / DOB:	(47) / 6/30/1965
Ht / Wt:	6'5' / 220
College:	Kansas State
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Season Stats
Season Totals														Per Game Avg.
GM	Min	Pts	Reb	Ast	Stl	FGM	FGA	FTM	FTA	3PTM	3PTA	Blk	TO	PPG	RPG	APG	SPG	3PG	TOPG	BPG
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Career Stats
Career				FG			3PT			FT			Rebounds			Misc.
Year	Team	G	Min	M	A	%	M	A	%	M	A	%	Off	Def	Tot	Ast	TO	Stl	Blk	PF	Pts
1990	GS	77	3027	703	1424	.494	40	115	.348	394	465	.847	147	305	452	238	230	126	34	207	1840
1991	SAC	80	3095	685	1465	.468	103	268	.384	330	406	.813	62	257	319	411	247	92	34	231	1803
1992	SAC	45	1728	371	782	.474	48	130	.369	197	233	.845	18	136	154	221	130	53	9	137	987
1993	SAC	78	2897	635	1428	.445	127	312	.407	426	511	.834	70	216	286	313	216	103	17	211	1823
1994	SAC	82	3172	668	1497	.446	156	424	.368	375	445	.843	69	288	357	311	234	91	29	227	1867
1995	SAC	81	2946	611	1368	.447	225	515	.437	425	491	.866	54	215	269	255	220	125	19	233	1872
1996	SAC	81	3125	717	1578	.454	204	477	.428	457	531	.861	59	260	319	338	237	118	24	211	2095
1997	SAC	70	2569	543	1220	.445	130	334	.389	407	471	.864	50	179	229	279	181	88	15	154	1623
1998	WAS	50	1912	331	803	.412	70	221	.317	251	293	.857	30	142	172	122	136	64	10	121	983
1999	WAS	74	2397	447	1049	.426	93	241	.386	298	340	.876	37	176	213	185	154	110	13	191	1285
2000	WAS	37	1216	205	504	.407	45	133	.338	143	160	.894	15	94	109	111	84	43	6	86	598
2001	LAK	64	709	100	247	.405	18	62	.290	42	44	.955	14	80	94	57	40	18	6	61	260

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All Positions
Pos	Role	Name
PG	1	Steve Nash Sidelined Steve Nash says he doesn't think his hip, back and hamstring issues will linger and he expects to be 100 percent by training camp. Nash, whose year began with a fractured left fibula, got old in a hurry this season. In total, Nash missed 32 regular-season games and two of the Lakers' four postseason games due to a multitude of injuries. When he was healthy, Nash played off the ball more often than ever in his career as the Lakers played Kobe Bryant at point guard. As a result, Nash's fantasy value dipped pretty low and it's hard to judge his value for next season until we see how the Lakers' offseason shakes out and how the 39-year old heals. Apr 29
	2	Steve Blake Sidelined Steve Blake (hamstring) will be out indefinitely for the Lakers. He was diagnosed with a strained hamstring and being out indefinitely suggests there could be some degree of tearing in the muscle. Blake has been useful for the Lakers and in April he averaged 39.3 minutes, 12.6 points and 5.3 assists, so they have a massive hole to fill. The Lakers are also expected to be without Jodie Meeks and Steve Nash, so this year's D-League MVP, Andrew Goudelock, and Darius Morris will be picking up plenty minutes. Apr 25
	3	Chris Duhon
SG	1	Kobe Bryant Sidelined The Cavs have asked and received permission to interview Phil Handy, the current player development coach for the Lakers. Cleveland is putting a renewed focus on improving on the defensive end of the floor as well as developing their youngsters the right way, so this is a logical next step after the hiring of Mike Brown. Brown is also familiar with Handy from their days together with the Lakers since Brown is the one who hired him, so Handy could very well be hired by the Cavs. May 9
	2	Jodie Meeks Sidelined Jodie Meeks says his ankle should be OK in a short time. Meeks suffered a partial ligament tear in his ankle and only played in Game 1 of the Lakers' opening-round series loss. Meeks said Monday he still has trouble getting a shoe on but with all summer to rest, Meeks should be fine by training camp. Apr 29
	3	Darius Morris
	4	Andrew Goudelock
SF	1	Metta World Peace Sidelined Metta World Peace said he "definitely" thinks he'll be a Laker next season. World Peace has a player option for a little over $7.7 million next season and we'd be shocked if he didn't exercise it. However, there's a lot of talk about the Lakers using their amnesty exemption on World Peace and buying him out before attempting to re-sign Dwight Howard. World Peace has a bounce-back season in 2012-13, averaging 12.4 points, 5.0 rebounds, 1.9 3-pointers and 1.5 assists in 33 minutes per game. If the Lakers do cut bait, we imagine he'll lock on somewhere. Apr 29
	2	Antawn Jamison Sidelined Antawn Jamison finally had his exit interview with GM Mitch Kupchak on Thursday, a source told ESPN Los Angeles. No matter how it's spun publicly, Jamison won't be back with the Lakers next season. He clashed with Mike D'Antoni, never lived up to the hype and averaged a measly 9.4 points. May 3
	3	Devin Ebanks
PF	1	Pau Gasol Sidelined Pau Gasol (knees) confirmed he won't play for Spain in this summer's Eurobasket. Gasol underwent a procedure to clean out his knees on May 9 and won't resume basketball activities for 12 weeks. His priority is to be healthy for the 2013/14 NBA season, not international competition. Gasol will turn 33 years old in July and is becoming an increasingly large medical risk for fantasy owners. May 14
	2	Earl Clark
C	1	Dwight Howard
	2	Jordan Hill
	3	Robert Sacre

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