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How The Kings Offense Worked in 2002

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Coach Daniel joins the show to break down how the Sacramento Kings offense functioned with Mike Bibby, Chris Webber, and Vlade Divac running the show. High post splits, back door cuts, and pick and rolls generated some of the easiest looks for shooters ever. Subscribe to Coach Daniel's channel here bit.ly/29LOth0 and follow him here: / iamcoachdaniel
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@njb0076 8 лет назад

This team was fun to watch. To bad the NBA robbed them from getting a ring, by rigging the WCF against the Lakers in 2002.

@shawnfynn7889 8 лет назад

Know what you mean, but you should rephrase it to, "against the Kings" iinstead. Capeche?

@Roooa2312 8 лет назад

Same thing happen this year Warriors were robbed from a championship, think about it Lebron beating the Warriors would seal him as one of the greatest, if Lebron went 2-5 his legacy would be destroyed and the NBA didn't want that

@Overphased 8 лет назад

+roooa2312 wow this guy,just wow,I'm enjoying replying to you for some weird reason. Tell Draymond to control his emotions next year

@Roooa2312 8 лет назад

Irldickhead s tell the NBA to stop rigging games next year.

@shawnfynn7889 8 лет назад

roooa2312 Draymond "rigged" the Warriors by himself.

@tyruss23 8 лет назад

Greatest team to never win a ring.

@501vagabond 8 лет назад

Yeah and the magic with penny and shaq

@MrSiad123 8 лет назад

you mean the 2016 warriors

@nickgreen9080 8 лет назад

+blackstarGOaT he said greatest team to not win a ring not greatest team to choke.

@breezybreeze12 8 лет назад

nah that's definitely the 2012 thunder

@kaz1073 8 лет назад

^^ nope, thats not a basketball team . too much isolation

@joeldbaker 8 лет назад

"...Christie who was their worst starter" -but best defender.

@bangbang7903 4 года назад

So was Rodman All Defense no Offense.

@djolf 4 года назад

yeah, I cringed when he said that. He should have said: "Even Christie, who was known mainly for his defense, passed the ball well."

@TheGoonsies 4 года назад

Lol me and my brother would always do Kings vs Lakers and the first sub I'd always make was Bobby Jackson for Doug Christie

@chenghay 2 года назад

@@TheGoonsies he is very useful in locking down big size ball handler like Lebron, trust me.

@donsimpson2271 8 лет назад

Sacramento Kings Actual 2002 NBA Champions

@annsy8364 3 года назад

@@doomnotron 27 free throws in the 4th quarter 🤷‍♂️

@annsy8364 3 года назад

@@doomnotron @DOOMNOTRON Game 7 would not have happened. The series should have ended at 6. The kings were really terrible at the line in that series. Especially in game 7 which I said, should not have happened. Game 4 was the kings fault blowing a huge lead I admit that. Game 5 Lakers got robbed? Smh. I don't think so. But you cannot compare that last play of game 5 to all the terrible calls in game 6.

@annsy8364 3 года назад

@@doomnotron @DOOMNOTRON I gotta agree with that adelman situation. The last time I saw him choking, he was coaching the rockets. Yes that's how kobe and shaq plays that is why they are one of the best 1-2 punch of all time. I can't deny facts about them. Webber was a choker his whole career and im not a big fan of him. If the you're talking about the screen of webber against fisher, that's not an offensive foul to me. But 27 free throws given to LA, offensive foul on webber in the last 3, minutes, the elbow of kobe to bibby for just that last play in game 5? Not a good trade for me. If lakers won game 5 and kings won game 6. Then game 7 should have been a different story, the lakers can win or the kings can win. Just what could have been. Maybe I'm not having this conversation right now.

@annsy8364 3 года назад

@@doomnotron also. Thank you for being professional in this topic with me unlike other people.

@annsy8364 3 года назад

@@doomnotron I think that concludes our conversation here, huh. I got nothing more to say. I said what I said. Plus since you're a big Lakers fan. Congrats on winning the chip few days ago.

@jtiss_1023 8 лет назад

Beautiful. Wish more players would let go of their ego and play more fluidly as a team

@jaydentid7450 8 лет назад

True, Spurs came pretty close. But my celtics can move in that direction as well

@jtiss_1023 8 лет назад

+Jayden Tid True fam. Stevens definitely can coach our team to play like this, considering our efficiency isn't that great despite our pace.

@jaydentid7450 8 лет назад

+Jav Tiss Yep we just need more open looks and quicker plays.

@sexypimpking 8 лет назад

That's why gsw are so good

@felipearaos1286 8 лет назад

+sexypimpking and that's sadly why they lose this year

@ThatkidfromSeattle 8 лет назад

Bibby Christie Peja CWebb Vlade Hedo Bobby Jackson Pollard ... Growing up in Sac in the early 2000 late 90s it was so split between laker fans and King fans it was a great rivalry while it lasted !

@cpv1649 7 лет назад

I am a Bulls fan growing up in Sac but this was a very fun team to watch. The last two games of the 2002 Western Conference Finals are the biggest joke I have ever seen. Reason why I can't watch basketball as much anymore. It ruined my love for the sport.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

Game 4 of the 2002 WCF was more of a killer for the Sacramento Kings. BTW, the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors arguably had a better brand of unselfish, team basketball that won titles.

@mcfuckinanotheraccount808 2 года назад

@@joesakic91 for sure, Warriors and Spurs dinasty both play with these concepts.

@guitarbizzar5524 6 лет назад

Their offense was poetry. Just beautiful.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

Just like the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors. Difference is, the Warriors won titles to go along with their unselfish, team basketball.

@andreuasencios3620 2 года назад

@@joesakic91 not, those kings were fun to watch because it was another type of game at the time, warriors are new era, new nba sucks big time, i dont even watch the finals anymore, i dont even care who is the champion this year. Nba is really boring now.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

@@andreuasencios3620 Unfortunately, Rick Adelman and the Greatest Show on Court era Sacramento Kings' brand of unselfish, team basketball will be overlooked most of the time by the likes of Red Auerbach's Boston Celtics between 1957-1969, Red Holtzman's New York Knicks in the 1970s, Showtime Los Angeles Lakers in the 1980s, Phil Jackson's triangle offense, and the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors. Why? Because those teams displayed a beautiful brand of unselfish, team basketball that led them to NBA titles.

@andreuasencios3620 2 года назад

@@joesakic91 warriors are boring all they do is shotting 3's. U must be joking, nba now SUCKS, titles doesnt meaning that much now.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

@@andreuasencios3620 You're just jealous of teams that know how to display beautiful basketball and win titles with it. 😉

@geekUSA101 8 лет назад

I think people forget how good C-Webb was in his prime, one of the most skilled and fun big men to watch..

@EGarrett01 8 лет назад

Turkoglu was like the weirdest player. He was a bench guy I never heard of, then all of a sudden he was good in the playoffs for Sacramento, then he disappeared again and was on every team in the NBA, then he showed up in Orlando like 10 years later and was really good again and somehow hadn't gotten any older, and his name changed from Hidayet to Hedo, and he kept getting taller every year. from 6'8" to 6'10" to 6'11" at one point. I swear he also got a nose job. None of this is a joke.

@bradyweishoff8949 8 лет назад

I don't know wtf your talking about lol

@junglecity 8 лет назад

I know exactly what your talking about lol I agree

@marknardone6017 8 лет назад

Don't forget his suspension for steroid usage, lol.

@olivierkepo 8 лет назад

and the "Ball" answer interview was extremely weird, although it was also very funny

@starkk19 8 лет назад

I know lol in 2009, I was like, "damn Turkoglu is still in the league and is still balling?"

@Shinobi6407 7 лет назад

Glad this team is in NBA 2K18. The 2002 Kings that is.

@casualfandestroyer2503 5 лет назад

No turkoglu smfh,but hed available in myteam how the fuck is that

@tayottt 8 лет назад

Boy i wish coach Daniel could've chosen a game with Peja. He was my favorite on those teams. Also, I think he's under rating Doug Christie, who was basically a better version of Matt Barnes. Perfect glue guy.

@rjmacready9828 8 лет назад

Shame this kings team never won a ring. They rank right up there with the 98 jazz, 96 magic, 07 suns and hell even the 2016 warriors as the best teams to never win a ring. Anyways great video! I would love if you do one on my favorite team of all time, the 04 pistons. It would be interesting to analyze how their offense ran even though defense was their specialty

@seekeroftruth45 8 лет назад

2009 Celtics

@austinfull8941 8 лет назад

+Patriots Legend 2010 Celtics

@seekeroftruth45 8 лет назад

Austin Full both but 09 Cs were better

@superfans2324 8 лет назад

prime billups do everything during the finals and rewarded with fmvp

@mshabazz96ms 8 лет назад

Don't know if I'd count those Warriors and Celtics teams seeing as the won titles in different years

@blowc1612 8 лет назад

That didn't even include their best shooter Peja!

@Overphased 8 лет назад

he was injured

@blueflamexl9880 8 лет назад

I'm a Laker fan, but it's disappointing to me that they rigged the game for the Lakers to win that series. This Kings team was so much fun to watch

@CowbellkingdomTV 7 лет назад

BlueFlAmeXL Thank you for admitting it

@AngelGarcia-fb2mc 6 лет назад

you're not a laker fan

@mathewdavis2427 5 лет назад

Would be very surprised if you actually were a laker fan

@joesakic91 2 года назад

I'm a Laker fan and the Kings choked. Unfortunately, Rick Adelman and the Greatest Show on Court era Sacramento Kings continue to suffer even more when Steve Kerr and the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors made unselfish, team basketball even better and more recognizable when they win titles to go along with it.

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

they where very composed considering most of the time it was 8 vs 5

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

and what the hell was robert horry doing out there? watching? divac did the right thing. or mayb he should have let shaq get the rebound and wrapped him up. hes big ass would have still dunked it. and bibby broke up he was the only one who wanted the ball in the minutes of the game. peja missed the first few games but turkolu played well. but in the end of regulation game 7 no one wanted the rock

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

you must have missed game 6 when the lakers got 18 4th quarter free throws more than sac, at home when the home team is supposed to get the calls if anything. id be willing to admit no one other than bibby or bobby jackson wanted to take that lost shot in regulation. they were composed enough not to strangle one of those refs as im sure webb would have done if he was with golden state with spreewell as his teamate

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

+bankrupt1231 going to check out the game 5 screen on fish

@chitownkidd33 8 лет назад

In the playoffs theres no way they woulda called on offensive foul on that screen.....

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

+bankrupt1231 i cant see them calling that honestly in a game winning situation

@mynigga1466 8 лет назад

they should of won a ring

@Overphased 8 лет назад

should've*

@razkable 6 лет назад

If c Webb and peja dont miss a combined 39 games the 02 kings may have gone 72-10...they won 61 and their main leading scorer webber missed 28 games and their 2nd leader in ppg peja misses 11...lol..they were clearly the team that year to beat...and they would have swept the nets

@streetballprodigy6786 8 лет назад

Last time I was this early KD was one the thunder

@jerm2867 8 лет назад

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

haha. #imin

@Crader7 8 лет назад

you tried to be funny but failed and even had a type smh L

@money7475 8 лет назад

"one the thunder"

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+Mr. Snappers smh, you did a typo too. 😡

@zenmar84 6 лет назад

Those guys play an unselfish brand of basketball. Between that kings team and the dallas maverick team that was led by dirk i always thought that sactown would be the most likely to win a championship.

@razkable 6 лет назад

The mavs with Dirk Nash walker exel Howard and Finley...nor the team with Stackhouse and terry and Harris and van horn got it done..sadly..

@joesakic91 6 лет назад

+zenmar84 That was until the 2014 San Antonio Spurs and the Golden State Warriors came along.

@harry9828 6 лет назад

We should have. We got cheated

@metallicsilver 8 лет назад

I absolutely loved the way the Kings used to play! The league did some shady officiating to get the Lakers by and into the Finals. The fluid team play of the Kings is very much overlooked and forgotten now. Thanks for highlighting some excellent spacing and passing.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

Until the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors came along and made unselfish, team basketball even better with titles to boot.

@Jamojjamo 8 лет назад

*How The Kings Front office Worked in 2002*

@bradyweishoff8949 8 лет назад

@emmanuelenyinwa1443 8 лет назад

Nice vid. Chris Webber remains easily the most misunderstood, under appreciated superstar of all time, and Vlade's dexterity was a huge part of that team's success. A fun team to watch.

@thenekomancer3867 8 лет назад

What about Peja Stojakovic?

@mitsospon7720 8 лет назад

He was injured in 2002. In my opinion with him in the line up the Kings could have won the Lakers.

@petarjovovic308 8 лет назад

+Mitsos Pon or if the game 6 wasnt rigged kings would have won

@kenn2454 8 лет назад

+Mitsos Pon They could have won if it wasn't rigged.

@sosa2980 8 лет назад

2012 and 2013 were rigged

@joebob9134 8 лет назад

+2kSDR 24-29 2010 was rigged

@anthonysweha395 8 лет назад

We got robbed 😭😭

@anthonysweha395 8 лет назад

+AfterEffectsGamer do you not know what happened in 2002...

@anthonysweha395 8 лет назад

+Michael Carranza the ref who officiated even admitted it was rigged, don't you remember?!

@ghk2001 8 лет назад

Felony Theft the refs should be in jail

@mikesci91 8 лет назад

Coach Daniel is great! If you guys can combine channels more often that would be fantastic

@Hidden-Secrets 8 лет назад

👍

@kawhileonard4209 8 лет назад

avree

@RyuuseiBlizzard 8 лет назад

here you go have this W

@Tutankamion196 8 лет назад

I am a Mavericks fan, and i believe that the Kings deserved a Finals spot. Maybe they would've won the championship, i don't know, but it would've been interesting to see what they can do. And who knows, maybe they would've reached the Finals 2 times. So many questions, but, we'll never know the answer. Thanks, NBA...

@darealyungninja 8 лет назад

Could've reached the finals in 2002 and probably 2003 too if Webber didn't blew his knee out against the Mavs in the semifinals that year ):

@mugabi9502 Год назад

The Kings would have crushed the Nets in the finals.

@adamgottlieb5818 8 лет назад

Vlade Divac should be in the hall of fame and is easily one of the most underrated centers to play during his career

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+Adam Gottlieb I always loved Vlade!

@tmserbia 8 лет назад

Whole Serbia followed that Kings team, youngsters would stay late to watch it and adults would rise early to watch it before going to work. Best show in basketball :D

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+tmserbia I was always amazed how many open shots they'd get.

@everythingtoyota6763 8 лет назад

+BBALLBREAKDOWN they should of won the championship. theres so many videos on how this series was rigged. n i heard there was so many questionable calls by the refs

@hydra9267 6 лет назад

They were all skilled players but great teamwork was what separated them and made them so good.

@micklemore 8 лет назад

as a basketball player everyone should want to play on a team like this. everyone gets a touch and does their job. simply amazing

@xcvsumextra 8 лет назад

this team literally got their championship stolen from them by the nba head office

@andreialexandruparfeni7129 7 лет назад

James Price You don't know if they would have beaten the Nets...

@iVince905 7 лет назад

tteverywhere 97 if they can beat the lakers... they can beat the nets. THIS WAS A LEGENDARY TEAM with cohesiveness

@harry9828 6 лет назад

tteverywhere 97 😂 the nets where actually cheeks. Jason Kidd is good, but it was no contest

@scgamer 3 года назад

At least an eastern championship

@FavreianVengeance 8 лет назад

The real 02 Champs.

@ngyihong3171 8 лет назад

Lakers still the cham...Saltyyyy

@dadonutparadise7626 8 лет назад

+Ben Blackburn thanks to the refs giving them 27 free throws in the 4th quarter alone to give them the win

@MrThyplosion 8 лет назад

+Ben Blackburn A referee admitted he rigged Game 6

@richardp.3421 6 лет назад

I loved the way this team played. they ran everything through c Webb. it was brillant. the ball movement was pretty AF

@banypaul2273 7 лет назад

Great video. But one thing: Doug Christie might have been the team's worst starter on paper but, as a fan who could never enjoy sports the same way after this series ended, I always felt he was the heart of that team. He would hit threes, make great passes, guard the other team's best perimeter player, and most importantly he brought the most energy and made timely and unexpected plays.

@KosovoReport 6 лет назад

He was also the top stealer in the league

@songohan9182 6 лет назад

Banypaul agreed. I also didnt feel much about sports after this series. Kings fell apart in the coming years

@supune 8 лет назад

when they invert the big men with the double high post, is that still considered "horns"? Adelman was such a underrated coach. He'd have at least a couple championships if it wasn't for Phil Jackson. he never over-coached and had some awesome balanced teams with great passing and tenacious fast breaks. His main problems had to do with how his teams managed end of quarters-- like Nellie and George Karl. Those guys and their staffs always developed their players to pass, shoot and run the floor at an elite level

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+Supun Edirisinghe oh, definitely HORNS!!

@RisikoAO 8 лет назад

Doug Christie wasn't the "worse starter", he entered in the league being a slasher and then, when he started playing with bigger stars, he became a defensive specialist and a reliable 3 point shooter. He was smart enough to back off and let the more talented players lead the game, while keep contributing for the team. Who do you think had the task of guarding Kobe Bryant in that serie? Stojaković was effective only on the offensive side of the court, so I put him at the bottom of the King's starting five.

@ryancrawford4660 8 лет назад

The Kings sure did miss a lot of wide open shots in this game. I need to go back and watch all of game 6 to see if that was the case their too.

@starkk19 8 лет назад

This series was one of the best series in the history of the NBA from a pure basketball strategy standpoint. The calls were awful but the offense and everything, it's just beautiful. Rick Adelman and Phil Jackson are 2 of the best head coaches out there. It's a shame Rick never one a championship.

@des8893 8 лет назад

I guess Peja Stojacovic was injured? He really took that offense to another level

@epicsauce2647 8 лет назад

The Kings still champs in my heart

@SpeSalviApostolate 8 лет назад

Great video...makes me think how the Kings offense paved the way for the current NBA offenses. It made me think of the 2014-2015 Warriors and Spurs teams. Bigs who can pass...playing high...motion offense...corner threes

@restplz11 8 лет назад

Do a video to explain game 6 and your thoughts on the free throw discrepancy

@MrUrkel0730 8 лет назад

I think he did a long time ago

@CowbellkingdomTV 7 лет назад

Nicholas Christian He should

@unguidedreaper7763 8 лет назад

This is my all time favorite team. Thekr offense was a thing of beauty. Damn near flawless and effective like nothing before. Too bad Stern rigged the playoffs and screwed the Kings over.

@TheDrunkLawyer 6 лет назад

When i typed in 2002 Kings to find some highlights and game tapes a huge smile came upon my face to know this guy covered this. Cant wait for this....

@abender06 4 года назад

One of the coolest teams ever!

@paparoosky28 8 лет назад

That series was rigged.

@TheGeorgeD13 8 лет назад

Nope. They simply choked.

@rererererereer 8 лет назад

+George Daugherty watch Tim donaghy he said they were told to take care of the Lakers even David stern said he's was a snitch

@paparoosky28 8 лет назад

George Daugherty all you have to do is watch that game again closely and you will see the bullshit.

@MrMvpron22 8 лет назад

+Mario Cox dique closely lmao its 2016 and im in new york and i could still SMELL the bullshit in that game

@jerzylpiccio2642 8 лет назад

If a person thinks that series isn't rigged, then that person is retarded. Period.

@toadftw23 4 года назад

"If you don't like that you don't like NBA Basketball!"

@jonortiz9002 5 лет назад

Fun to watch. GSW before GSW became GSW.

@TreyKitt 8 лет назад

Great video, you should try doing the Boston Celtics with the big 3 if you can. KEEP DOING WHAT YOU DO!

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+Trey Kitt ooh. That's a great idea!

@MRKimJ2 8 лет назад

Damnn Daniel back at it with the white van

@johnmichaelbarte8860 3 года назад

I luv the high post backdoor cut.. im always doing this when i play 2knba.. hall of fame level.. 2k21..

@imsmoove4life 7 лет назад

i miss old school NBA so much

@HulkGotNikes 8 лет назад

HEDO the GOAT

@elvero666 8 лет назад

ball

@razkable 6 лет назад

Hedo lost 3 nba playoff series to the lakers in a 7 year span with 3 good teams...in 3 different rounds all in different games 7 6 and 5..

@kahlosimoni6744 8 лет назад

Love the retro breakdowns!

@Tutankamion196 8 лет назад

2002 Sacramento Kings > 2016 Golden State Warriors. Sacramento wins series 4-0.

@Vibestr 8 лет назад

not if the refs could help it

@Tutankamion196 8 лет назад

o shah Comment of the Year!

@scalabrineplayoff3pt46curr7 7 лет назад

Blackwatch honestly kings would have beat Lakers had their shooters been more reliable. Every1 in kings can pass well but not everyone can shoot. Even their greatest shooter, arguably peja can disappear and is just a spot up shooter. Bibby maybe the second best shooter is a mid ranger . There were many well passed shot that were missed. Gsw plays similarly where they split the d and everyone plays hot potato and use the extra pass without playing iso Ball but gsw can hit buckets

@harlemkiid149 7 лет назад

They basically ran a slower tempo of what the Warriors currently run. Kings only weakness and it was a small one but they didn't have a SG who could get his own bucket when needed. That's what separated the the Spurs from the Kings during this period in the NBA. Spurs had a young Ginobli who could get his own shot or create and at the very least draw a foul. Kings had Christie( a defender) Stojakovic(sharp shooter) neither could get their own shot which put tremendous pressure on Bibby to carry the scoring load in last 2 minutes, same personnel bug derailed the Clippers the past few years.

@casualfandestroyer2503 5 лет назад

Alot of teams dont have physical wings who can score at will,Chris Webber was great as a big but choked routinely in big games and left bibby forcing tons of shots

@Bleop 6 лет назад

I love this guy. I’m glad he’s finally getting attention

@joint2joint2k 8 лет назад

Do a video for the threepeat Lakers. These Kings were great btw. So versatile and skilled. They were also incredibly deep. They had about 8 quality rotation guys and no holes on their starting unit.

@2xAcTiOnXJaCkS0nx 3 года назад

That cutting action is next level

@Desh282 5 лет назад

I used to be obsessed with this team! I will always remember them loosing to Garnett, Casell and Minnesota Timberwolves

@HailToTheVictor503 8 лет назад

Coach I would love to see you breakdown how the "We Beleive" Warriors defeated the Mavs

@zeljkoneskovicnash9796 4 года назад

One Word-CHAMPIONS!

@joesakic91 3 года назад

Another one-word: Chokers.

@mikecolin3983 2 года назад

That offense was a pleasure to watch. I can't recall a team since that has all 5 starters that skilled AND willing to pass.

@joesakic91 2 года назад

Just like the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors. Difference is, the Dubs won titles to go along with their unselfish, team basketball ways.

@andersonsacramento3665 8 месяцев назад

"including Christie who is their worst starter". Christie was the man. He gave 100% every single second of the game. He was half of the king's defense on his own. Christie was essential to this team and was a rightful starter.

@jandroaquino9013 8 лет назад

me too!! nice to be in front row of the viewers!!

@dunmatta2670 8 лет назад

Great video Coach Daniel! Shout out to the Uncrowned Kings, they definitely deserved a championship.

@selfishstockton6123 6 лет назад

Peja was an underrated passer too

@gunprojects5398 6 лет назад

Kings got robbed because the NBA didn't want to see shaq fail

@GG-vr7qt 8 лет назад

Nice collab and you are helping daniel since he doesnt have the subs that he deserves.

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+Boris Gjotev 🏀👍👊

@LeagueofThieves 8 лет назад

So fluid the refs had to stop em.

@trevorpridie5781 6 лет назад

Loved watching this team! they were ahead of the game with the offense they ran, so many actions and principles they were running are used now. Adelman is one of the more underrated coaches

@slimphotog 8 лет назад

An entire 2002 Sacramento Kings offense video and no mention of Rick Adelman or Pete Carril? smh

@HVH777 8 лет назад

The play at 1:51 was pure gold

@tobiaschaparro2372 4 года назад

This kings team deserves to be up there with the best

@BuddhaKING86 8 лет назад

sounds like the perfect offense for the Sixers, with soo many bigs, and Ben Simmons being 6'10 this would be awesome to see, Barring that Jahlil Okafor stays and Embiid shows up

@XTownCuber 8 лет назад

6:21 "Look at the hang time; look at the flying motion"

@mruberduck 8 лет назад

lmfaoo

@everythingtoyota6763 8 лет назад

lmfao. his leg cramped up bri

@everythingtoyota6763 8 лет назад

bro**

@pavlezvekic 8 лет назад

Vlade could never jump... xD He was still a great player

@metallicsilver 8 лет назад

LOL, Vlade with the 3 inch vertical!

@Danxiong 3 года назад

The amount of off-ball movement is a thing of beauty!!

@joesakic91 3 года назад

Just ask the San Antonio Spurs and the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors who made it even better with titles to boot.

@NOTORIOUSJAP1 8 лет назад

thanks coach for doing a video on my favourite team

@bballbreakdown 8 лет назад

+ice tea 👊👍🏀

@poodlesftw123 8 лет назад

Always still hopeful to see breakdown how the Jazz Stockton-Malone offense worked so well. I never got to see them.

@carlobarley1985 2 года назад

we need more education like this coach

@joesakic91 6 лет назад

The 2002 Sacramento Kings had a great brand of basketball...until the 2014 San Antonio Spurs and the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors took a great product the Kings had and made it even better with NBA titles to boot.

@bobigghhb3 6 лет назад

If the Pelicans had a Stojakovic type 3 point shooter this could be AD and Boogie, the 2 big men that can pass/shoot. Beautiful basketball right here

@richdeleon69 8 лет назад

I never expected this but seeing it was fantastic!

@projectworld4023 Год назад

Playing NBA 2K and Fantasy Drafting, Trying To Base my Team Identity inspiration from this Poetry Chemistry

@legalizuj1 7 лет назад

You didn't mention Peja, he just didn't play that game, but he was very important player to the kings

@joesakic91 2 года назад

R.I.P. to the creator of the Greatest Show on Court era Sacramento Kings offense and Mr. Princeton offense Pete Carril.

@chrisrodriguez1084 8 лет назад

that was one of the better series in the 2000s

@MegaDAli95 8 лет назад

The WCF were rigged

@Roooa2312 8 лет назад

So was the 2016 NBA finals

@Overphased 8 лет назад

+roooa2312 keep telling yourself that

@jerrjlag 8 лет назад

+Irldickhead s it waaass.. just sayin

@ryanr20091 8 лет назад

how?

@MegaDAli95 8 лет назад

+ryanr20091 2002 or 2016?

@ButtZilla 8 лет назад

Do one for the 95~96 Orlando Magic

@josephperez4602 8 лет назад

Dump the ball to Shaq in the post, and spread the floor with shooters. BOOM! There's a 1 sentence BBALLBREAKDOWN analysis for ya🏀.... but seriously, I'd like to see that one too👍

@Readytogo11111 8 лет назад

seems like magic howard era

@restplz11 8 лет назад

Never forget 40-25 fts

@locky15luvsbball 8 лет назад

Such beautiful basketball. It's a shame really all we have left of this in today's game is SAS :(

@kamilerdini9858 8 лет назад

Christie may have actually been the best starter on that team. C-Webb said he was the heart of the Kings and that, once he was traded, everybody knew it was over.

@jtube411 8 лет назад

Very fun team to watch, wish they won at least 1 championship

@booce6969 3 года назад

The biggest to learn from this team is that having the best process doesn't always give you the best results

@yingghit97 4 года назад

Mike Bibby is a really really great point guard!

@ShareefusMaximus 8 лет назад

A Drag screen is when a dribbler is being followed by his potential screener, he dribbles in one direction and "drags" his screen along with him. The action reverses, sometimes with another player most often with a dribble change of direction. The "drag" screen is then set. These are NOT drag screens.

@armin38822 8 лет назад

The most important things in basketall : conditioning,communation and effort on defense,passing on offense. If you have these 3 things covered then you are winning games.