Knicks dealt Summer League setback in loss to BlazersĪnd Jefferson saw the irony in his refereeing debut coming against the Knicks. Jefferson went to officiating meetings to prep for his one-off cameo role, five sessions of an hour-and-a-half each. Anybody that wants to criticize the officials just go referee a high school game first and then you might look at it a little differently.” Richard Jefferson tried his hand as a ref at the Summer League. “So for me to get the opportunity to come out here and just run around a little bit and learn, it’s intense. I was getting texts from Scott Foster, Zach Zarba, because I have relationships with these guys because I respect what they do in their craft. I understand how important they are to our game,” said Jefferson, an ESPN broadcaster. “Part of the reason why I agreed to do it is because I had such a tremendous amount of respect for the officials. Trail Blazers game at Thomas & Mack Arena. Jefferson - who spent seven seasons with the Nets, and won a 2016 title with Cleveland - refereed the second quarter of Monday night’s Knicks vs. But it wasn’t to play - it was to referee a Las Vegas Summer League game. LAS VEGAS - Forty-two-year-old Richard Jefferson stepped on an NBA court for the first time since he retired. ‘Looking at our junks’: Ex-NBA star rips TikToker who called him a jerk Richard Jefferson destroys ‘immature a–hole’ Gilbert Arenas after draft quip
In that way, Jefferson played a role in getting the Warriors to the NBA Finals, just to meet them there.How Charles Barkley has spawned a new generation of in-your-face NBA broadcastersįormer NBA player says shortening season would be ‘absurd’ and ‘coddling’ players And then he was part of one of the most important trades in franchise history, as the Dubs sent him to the Utah Jazz to help clear the requisite cap space to sign Andre Iguodala. Jefferson came to the Warriors during the 2011-12 season, as part of the trade that sent Stephen Jackson away (for the second time). One of those is more memorable, even if it associates him as an enemy more than a teammate. Jefferson played a role in the Warriors story as a member of two mediocre Golden State teams, and two fierce and great Golden State rivals. It’s not just recent, but more meaningful. Yet if you ask Warriors fans about him, they’ll almost surely associate Jefferson with the two Cavs teams he was on, which split a pair of NBA Finals with the Warriors, rather than his time rocking a Dubs jersey. Richard Jefferson spent parts of as many seasons on the Golden State Warriors as on the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Rebounds per game: 2.1 (T-67th out of 106)Īssists per game: 0.8 (T-66th out of 106) #52 - Richard Jefferson Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images How good/bad they were on pre-2009-10 Warriors teams doesn’t matter. How good/bad they were in other organizations doesn’t matter. Players are ranked - and stats are shown - based only on their time as Curry’s teammate. Some never actually played in a game that Curry was active for, while others formed historically great partnerships with him.Īnd I’m ranking all 106 of them before a new season starts and he adds to the tally. Some played in exactly one game, while others played in hundreds.
During his time with the Golden State Warriors, Steph Curry has had 106 teammates who have appeared in at least one game.
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