37. Jason Richardson
How did Jason Richardson rank so high when he only played one season and change with Charlotte, and was unable to take them to the playoffs? The answer is that while he couldn’t take the team to the postseason, Richardson did put together one of the better offensive seasons in franchise history and for an organization that hasn’t had that many, it is enough to elevate him in this rank.
It is also worth noting that in Richardson’s lone full campaign with Charlotte he would lead the NBA in Three-Pointers.
The Bullet Points
- Position: Shooting Guard, Small Forward
- Acquired: Traded from the Golden State Warriors with Jermareo Davidson for Brandon Wright 6/28/07
- Departed: Traded to the Phoenix Suns with Jared Dudley and a Second Round Pick (Which would become Gani Lawal) for Raja Bell, Boris Diaw and Sean Singletary.
- Games Played: 96
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Per Game Averages: 37.9 MP
.521 eFG%
.751 FT%
21.4 PTS
5.2 RB
3.1 AST
1.4 STL
0.6 BLK
No Playoff Games -
Advanced Stats: 18.1 PER
.552 TS%
4.4 VORP
8.5 WS
No Playoff Games - Major Accolades and Awards: Most 3-Point Field Goals (2007-08)
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