Hip-hop group Run-DMC were one of the most famous groups of the 1980s thanks to hits like ‘Walk This Way’ - but Chris Mullin, a critical member of the Golden State Warriors’ own iconic trio Run TMC, only moved up and down the court at speed.
Mullin enjoyed a sensational career predominantly with the Warriors, securing five successive All-Star berths while he remains a memorable name in NBA folklore as he was an instrumental member of Run TMC - named after the initials of Mullin, Mitch Richmond and Tim Hardaway - the trio that dominated scoring in the NBA between 1989 and 1991.
Run TMC only played together for two seasons, but their popularity and fame has stood the test of the time. They helped the Warriors led the NBA in scoring in 1989/90 while they finished second in 1990/91, with all three members scoring at least 20 points in the same game 48 times, going 30-18 in those matches.
