Chris Mullin

( 4UMF NEWS ) Chris Mullin‘s Jersey Retired: Chris Mullin, who during his 13 years with the team became one of the most beloved Golden State Warriors of all time, will see his jersey go up in the rafters tonight during a halftime ceremony. From the San Fran Chronicle: “I am grateful to (owner) Joe Lacob for (tonight), but No. 1, I am grateful to the fans,’ Mullin said. ‘It was my honor to play in front of them. We bonded together. My career didn’t exactly get off to a blazing start.’ Mullin...Read Full Story

The Basketball Hall of Fame enshrinement weekend began Thursday afternoon with a press conference at center court. One by one the 10 newest inductees took their place on stage. Sitting front and center was the 16-year NBA veteran Chris Mullin. The Brooklyn native looked calmed and poised. He had nothing to be nervous about; he had done this all before. It was just one year ago when Mullin enjoyed the glitz and glamour of the Hall of Fame spotlight, as he and his teammates from the 1992...Read Full Story

New York TimesChris Mullin Rides Success In College And NBA Into Basketball Hall Of FameSB NationChris Mullin will be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame on Friday, following 16 years in the NBA -- most of that with the Golden State Warriors -- and a heralded four-year stay at St. John's in his native New York City. ...A tribute to Chris Mullin (photos)San Francisco Chronicle (blog)For Mullin, Entering the Hall of Fame Means Saying ThanksNew York TimesNot hiring Mullin...Read Full Story

New York TimesChris Mullin: Warriors Should Retire 'Run TMC' JerseysSLAM OnlineChris Mullin is headed into the Hall of Fame, and he'd like for the Golden State Warriors to honor not just himself, but also Tim Hardaway and Mitch RIchmond (who formed the gloriously entertaining Run TMC crew.) From the Mercury News: “It was only (a ...For Mullin, Entering the Hall of Fame Means Saying ThanksNew York TimesNot hiring Mullin as Knicks GM is Walsh's biggest regretNew York PostFormer Knicks president...Read Full Story

One of the strangest events that happened in this lockout-shortened season was the Warriors jersey retirement ceremony for Chris Mullin. If you need a refresher of the night’s events, owner Joe Lacob got booed mercifully and fans had to be chided by Mullin and former Warriors great, Rick Barry. After all the booing subsided, the Warriors gifted the Mullin family an all-expense trip to Hawaii and finally hung his jersey up in the rafters. A strange ceremony, but a fitting tribute for one of...Read Full Story