Michael Ray Richardson, a versatile guard who was banned from the NBA for violating its drug policy in the 1980s, has died. He was 70.

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Former NBA All-Star Michael Ray Richardson, who was banned from the league for drug use, died Tuesday. He was 70. According to Andscape, Richardson died in Lawton, Oklahoma, after being diagnosed with prostate cancer.

Four-time NBA All-Star Michael Ray Richardson, a former New York Knicks standout known for his defense and trouble off the court, has died at age 70.

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Former All-Star guard Michael Ray Richardson died Tuesday at 70 years old. Richardson played in the NBA from 1978-86 and was the No. 4 pick of the 1978 Draft by the New York Knicks. He became a three-time All-Star with New York and made the All-Star team again with the New Jersey Nets in 1984-85.

A four-time all-star and the NBA comeback player of the year in 1984-85, he fought drug addiction throughout his career.

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