Bibby instigated it.🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️🤷🏾‍♂️

@@teflonjohn4018hop off he’s dead homie 🚁 🏔 💥

​@@teflonjohn4018he sure did.. he used his head to hit Kobe's elbow., What a dirty move by Bibby

@@JetEngine85bibby really broke the code by having his face there. can’t have that dirty play. pathetic

Yup, I watched that game and entire series live. I thought the refs were clearly attempting to manipulate the outcome of the game. That elbow by Kobe was such a dirty play and literally in front of the refs face. I believe Adam Silver understands the value small market teams bring to the league. The Kings really do have a great young core group of very talented guys. Coach Brown got them all to buy in all in. It’s a great thing to see. GO KINGS!!! LTMFB!!!!

Shout out to Novak on his 35th grand slam final!

Love their middle finger photo That shows how close they were and how much they loved each other And their defense was underrated they had some amazing defensive performances

Greeks claimed Peja then and still do along with Serbs. 2 nations that hated what happened in that series and to our guy.

Not even remotely close. Peja and Vlade brought us gold in 2002 .. joker is racing horses

@@SerbianBasketball94 crazy hater energy my guy. That was 21 years ago, what did Jokic do wrong?

Same cuz their the prime example of the nba screwing small market teams for big daddy franchises

My favourite team in NBA 2k4, Peja was the real deal

To me they are one of the most complete teams ever

​@Mrgiftedsoul yea outside the 1985 86 celtics it's one of the most complete defientku the most complete to notnwin a ring

​​@@miketsable I'm doing a Myleague with all the mid 90s and early 2000s teams (playing as my favorite team spurs the 2005 version) and they got the 2002 kings very accurate even down to how they shoot Fun team to watch

Was saying it for years. I think Stern firmly believed the best way to build a league was promote rivalries and push dynasties. Hockey and Baseball thrives in the 70s because they had tremendous teams running the gambit for years. The NBA had eight different champions! Steen got lucky with the Celtics Lakers but I’m sure he loves the fact that only eight teams won titles during his entire reign. Plus you have to give him credit for kicking out the coke heads. Cocaine nearly sank baseball in the 80s.

@@theleap2946 So true about the coke-heads and cocaine ruining the nba's reputation and Stern doing something about it.

Stern was ok but mess that cp3 trade

@@theleap2946 The Lakers were the very first dynasty, and won several titles before anyone ever heard of Stern. So did the Celtics.

@@theleap2946 Stern's "achievements" are insanely overrated. For instance, the "before Stern the NBA Finals was on tape delay" myth happened for the last time in 1980. All other finals since have been live, a good 3 years before Stern's reign of terror. The "he got the drugs out of basketball" myth is another interesting work of fiction. Notice that he only went after players on smaller market teams? (Phoenix, Milwaukee, and Golden State.) Meanwhile Bob McAdoo was coked out of his mind even during his Laker years but was never ONCE punished for it? Yeah, Stern went after a couple of cokeheads and set small market teams back years in the process while the drugs flowed like hot and cold running water in LA, Boston and NY. Then there's the salary cap. Oh everyone talked about how GREAT it was for the sport, until Stern insisted on the Larry Bird rule being added at the 11th hour. The result was the haves and have nots being even further separated than they were before a salary cap was instituted. Then of course there's the open rigging that is the NBA draft lottery. Ever notice that with 1-2 exceptions, when the small market teams DID win the lottery, it was in years where it was a horrible draft class? This thing was rigged for so long that the media was calling their shot successfully for literally decades at a time. Then we get to how he handled Seattle. This was a thriving market with arena troubles and Stern behaved so badly that they don't even miss the NBA anymore and instead support the WNBA better than many NBA teams. And then there's refball that dominated his entire reign. From the phantom "flagerant foul" to keep the Indiana Pacers out of the 1994 NBA Finals, to the blatant rigging of the 2002 WCF, to the forgotten rigging that marred the 2001 ECF, and countless other examples but as soon as the media started asking questions, Stern banned them all from all NBA arenas and TV. So let's recap, Stern rigged games, the freaking DRAFT, selectively enforced his drug policy to wreck specific teams, imposed a kinda sorta soft salary cap that was only enforced on smaller markets, (see how he destroyed the Minnesota Timberwolves in 2004,) alienated fans on every possible level, and destroyed entire franchises/markets. Still trying to see where the good outweighs the bad since Stern makes Roger Goodell look like Pete Roselle.

That would've been a scary injury that would've derailed Kobe's career forever

That was-FUNNY !!! LOL. Very funny. LOL.

😂😂😂😂 man am dead

The refs didn't make the kings miss all those free throws in G7

Kings got robbed in game 6

At least it would have been competitive. Stern was very business savy but he really started shitting the bed from the 2000s on.

@@alexhennigh5242 his dream matchup was this Lakers versus Lakers

That’s how I felt when Ray Allen hit the shot vs San Antonio. Spurs lost all momentum.

@@Hawkeyes319 😡......Don't mention that name....I would rather deal with chalk being destroyed across the board than see that shot.

@tylerriley2587 Exactly. As a die-hard Sacramento Kings fan myself, we should've won that series but since the NBA was worried about damn TV rating, and Tim Donaghy even said that it was in the NBA best interest to get the Lakers into the Finals

agreed man. I hate even watching this shit lol

I can feel your pain and I'm not a Kings fan

Everybody knows it was rigged

as a lakers fan, i think i can confidently say: it's not a conspiracy. it's basically been confirmed to have been fixed.

It was rigged 💀 it wasn't just "fishy"

not a conspiracy, it's true

NBA rigged the game

I'm a Lakers fan and ya besides game 1, the Kings outplayed the Lakers in every game and without that rigged game 6 and ofcourse that lucky Lakers comeback in game 4, they would have won series. They shot poorly from the line and threw up some bricks from 3 in game 7 though.

@@garrybrown2627 can’t disagree about game 1 or 7 but yeah I’ve always thought the Kings won that series 5-2

One thing that nobody ever mentions in this series is that Peja was hurt for most of it, and when he came back he was literally limping. If Peja was healthy, I don't think any amount of ref rigging could have saved the Lakers

Robert horry misses that 3 lakers lose in 5 but big shot bob with the splash

Game 5 could have gone either way too.

whoa that got removed???

@@nicolasdelao9347 Yes Sir! On copyright claims. All the nba footage on youtube and of course they would copyright strike the video series that exposes them.

AGREED.But,I do think the Kings were comparable to the Warriors,but,the Kings didn't play much defense earlier in their runs.Then they started to play more defense later on,but,before that,they just tried to out-score you.They had so many good shooters and passed the ball so well.There were no ball-hogs or drama-queens ( KOBE & Shaq ) LOL.

​@@powerbadpowerbad And Webber was getting triple doubles and its hardly spoke on as a power forward

Apparently bro was gettin cucked by his wife back in the day

Bro I once saw Bobby Jackson at In N Out 😂

I went to pre school with Chocolate Thunder’s kid in Allentown, PAcand met him several times when he came to pick his kid up

Very funny, both these controversial western conference playoff series involve Robert Horry…

@@awc6007 oh yeah huh, what a neat little coincidence....

Inside job

@@samk1146 Yes, they are both western conference teams, hmm....

As a die-hard Sacramento Kings fan, we should've won that series and won the Finals that year but we got robbed in Game 6. I don't understand it. Why does it seem like when a small market team like my Sacramento Kings gets an average over a big market team like the Lakers in a playoff series but then the NBA and referees gonna try to do anything that they can to help the big market team either go to the Finals or go to the next round of the playoffs regardless

I second that

They were tough

I have the 93 Sun's and 96 Sonics up there also

@@dewanewelch1744 the 94 sonics were way better, imo. but ur allowed to have urs, so I respect it

@@jmcook96 I can see your point. 94 was legit!!! I feel 96 GP and Kemp were in they prime surround by shooters. I can't remember if Perkins was there in 94

anyone who avg in that era 25 ,today would avg 10 more ez

or the 2012 Thunder would also be a great video

Thank Vlade for smacking that ball to him

Except when it was clutch-time and mattered. Best practice shooter in league history.

Its pretty good, especially compared to other california cities

@@3alenciagaboots4th best city in CA, 5th best city west of the appalachians

It's a third rate Gov't town. Come to Sac if you want to see some of the ugliest people in the US. The sweltering summer heat is the icing on the cake.

Especially 2003 with a better and deeper team.

The 2001-02 Sacramento Kings were 36-5 at Arco Arena 2 that season. That being said, the 2002-03 Kings were a better and deeper squad than the year before until Chris Webber tore his lateral meniscus in his knee against the Dallas Mavericks and it went all downhill from there.

2003 was a better chance for Rick Adelman and the Greatest Show on Court era Sacramento Kings with a better and deeper team until Chris Webber tore his lateral meniscus in his knee against the Dallas Mavericks and it went downhill from there.

C-Webb kinda a choker ??? Remember what he did in that Michigan championship game ??? LOL.

Don’t forget that CWebb was also a terrible defender and constantly sagged off Robert Horry which led to his game winning in game 4.

Oh my god how was that atmosphere??

@@nicolasdelao9347 It was one of the most incredible crowd experience I have ever been a part of it.

No, they wanted the series to go to seven for money and ratings They were acting in the NBA interest that night in game six

I believe it's because of the scandal he was part when he played for Michigan unfortunately

He is in the HOF.

@@johndebono1870 really? cool.

@@luther1546 Yeah, he was in the 2021 class with Bosh and Ben Wallace.

He's in and gave a hell of a HOF speech

I'm also a Kings fan, our biggest threats imo are the Warriors, & especially Nuggets, what's the response?

@@ThePrescriber perhaps they are the biggest threat. Don't forget the Suns.

Then, you missed out on a lot of things including the Splash Brother era Golden State Warriors and a potential next dynasty in Nikola Jokic and the Denver Nuggets.

The 2011 Mavericks exacted revenge on the Heat after 2006.

But look who Rick Adelman and the Greatest Show on Court era Sacramento Kings ran into: two of five NBA teams who have five or more NBA titles in the Los Angeles Lakers and San Antonio Spurs.

Thats a good joke

@@danielkarcis1174 Pedowitz report is legit.

9/11 changed everything and the Ms wasn’t the same since

But they didn't because they weren't good enough.

Should have won in 2003 (Webber injured knee in the playoffs) and 2004 (choked in the playoffs) as well.