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- Michael Ray Richardson, a four-time National Basketball Association (NBA) All-Star, died at 70 in Lawton, Oklahoma, after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
- He played for the Knicks, Warriors, and Nets, and led the NBA in steals three times.
- Richardson was banned from the NBA in 1986 for drug violations.
- He later played in the Continental Basketball Association and overseas before retiring in 2002, and was active in coaching and community work.
