What's Happening?
Micheal Ray Richardson holds the record for the highest steals per game in a single season for the Brooklyn Nets, with an average of 3.0 steals during the 1984-85 season. Richardson's defensive skills were a standout during his time with the Nets, making him one of the top perimeter defenders in the league. His performance in steals per game remains unmatched in the franchise's history.
Why It's Important?
Richardson's record highlights the long-standing value of defensive prowess in basketball. His ability to consistently disrupt opponents' plays set a high standard for future players in the league. This record serves as a benchmark for current and aspiring players, emphasizing the importance of defense in achieving team success. The Nets' history of strong defensive players continues to influence their team-building strategies.
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