wow, maybe this team is worth buying tickets for. come on sacramento, back this team.I haven’t cared in years but now i am getting more proud of this young team with every W and last nights performance sealed the deal.

That was the greatest game I have ever seen…ever. Somewhere in space a star went supernova….

Do they realize that by letting a 20 year old rookie beat them they’re just creating a monster? Dude’s already got the talent and the work ethic to build on it. But you’re gonna give him the swagger? Isn’t ’Reke gonna remember these games for his entire career, especially when he plays in Chicago and Milwaukee?

Kings’ fans thank you. The same can’t be said for the other NBA teams.

I get the Reke love, I do, but if Ime doesn’t hit those long distance jumpers mid-quarter, I don’t think the Kings would have had the momentum to stay in it long enough to have Reke make Hinrich look like a 12th man on a JV team. Though it might seem insignificant, I think Beno coming in during the second quarter and scoring a dozen, including three jumpers in a row, settled the team down and let them know they could get back in it. I have come to regard Beno as the King’s shot of whiskey, he settles them down and gives them a little fortitude.

As much fun as this is for the King’s, I can’t decide how much of the victory was our play, versus the Bull’s just absolutely vomiting the game up. I mean, six field goal attempts in the last nine minutes of the game? With those players? Really? It reminded me of the Kings absolute inability to run a precise play under the Theus/Natt glory run. The Bulls need to fire Vinny immediately, they have had some awful losses this year, and you can tell the team is a bit rudderless, and I am one that never found the Coach to be overly important until we let Adelman go and saw what happened here versus what he did with the Rockets. Sorry Vinny, you might not get another chance after this.

How do we start a sixth man of the year campaign for Beno?

I’m still having a hard time believing it!!

…That after the Bulls lost, someone from the crowd drove their car onto the court and rammed it into some of the Kings’ players/coaching staff, then a bunch of Bulls fans started shooting their guns at Kings ambassador, Bobby Jackson.

okay i’m sure most of you are aware and it’s probably already been commented upon, but i’m sayin it anyway- mainly because i like hearing it. last night was the second largest comeback in nba history. a 58-19 run from 8:50 in 3rd qtr. sacramento rushing dreams. GO KINGS!

*crushing

Hello, first post, so might be lengthy
I’m from Israel, watching NBA since 1988, a pistons fan, with the kings my secondary team since the 2000 season. I’ve watched most of the kings games this season.

Several things I want to share and would love to hear your thoughts about:
1) as much as you are excited (And I was) about the win, a wise man avoids the troubles a smart man has the brains to get out of. the kings played ABYSMAL in the first 27-28 minutes. play against any normal coach and that game is beyond return. PW’s rotation is weird, some players have lost their confidence completely. I see no rhyme or reason to it at times. where was brokman in the first half? why play so little zone? this reminded me of the Minnesota/first chicago games. abysmal defense, one and done offense.
PS the refs where making some BS calls and we had balls rimming out, so the first half was weird in general.
2) Omri Casspi – the man does not rebound or play help defensively. he seems very timid and out of it in general at times and if you note he and evans barely talk or greet each other. there is some weird vibe going on there.

That’s all.

No recap from anybody is better than that one word recap.