CHRIS WEBBER
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Webber's dance:
Sacramento Kings' Chris Webber reacts after making a game-winning 3-point basket in the last second of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004, in Milwaukee. The Kings won 89-86. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
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Sacramento Kings' Chris Webber reacts after making a game-winning 3-point basket in the last second of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004, in Milwaukee. The Kings won 89-86. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
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Twix said:
Webber's dance:
Sacramento Kings' Chris Webber reacts after making a game-winning 3-point basket in the last second of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004, in Milwaukee. The Kings won 89-86. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
From: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/
Sacramento Kings' Chris Webber reacts after making a game-winning 3-point basket in the last second of their game against the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004, in Milwaukee. The Kings won 89-86. (AP Photo/Morry Gash)
From: http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/
that was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
i loved the dance afterwards
WTG WEBBER!!!!!!!!!!
edit: on NBA fastbreak, legler was saying that wsa the best he's seen webber move all year when he was dancing. LOL! the dance was great. chicken dance indeed ! we have a crab dance ( i have yet to see that this year) and a chicken dance. we just need peja to have a ........ flamingo dance LOL!
i loved the dance afterwards
WTG WEBBER!!!!!!!!!!
edit: on NBA fastbreak, legler was saying that wsa the best he's seen webber move all year when he was dancing. LOL! the dance was great. chicken dance indeed
! we have a crab dance ( i have yet to see that this year) and a chicken dance. we just need peja to have a ........ flamingo dance LOL!
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At the risk of sounding even cornier than usual, I have to say I was tremendously happy for him tonight. He banished a lot of demons.
I saw something tonight I don't recall seeing in a long time. I saw a Kings team struggling badly, in a game against a lesser opponent. How many times have we seen that and, regrettably, seen the Kings just give up?
They DIDN'T give up, though. They fought back - from Tag to Webber, from Bibby to Pedja - and they all contributed something. Even Barnes was able to make a couple of contributions in his limited minutes on the court.
Chris Webber, in the famous speech he was so roundly criticized for, made it quite clear. He wanted to be with guys who wouldn't give up - who would play through the bad times and find a way to win.
They did that tonight. Webber took that shot. He didn't second-guess himself. He took the shot - and we won. His reaction afterwards should make it obvious to even the most jaded fan that Webber wants to win it all - he wants to take this team the distance. Not only for himself and the players, but for us - the fans. When he was talking to Grant, he said something that spoke volumes. When asked if it had been a tough road trip, he replied that they were ready to get home - back to the fans and their families. And he said it in that order.
Chris Webber may not be aperfect human being but I am awfully glad he's a Sacramento King.
I saw something tonight I don't recall seeing in a long time. I saw a Kings team struggling badly, in a game against a lesser opponent. How many times have we seen that and, regrettably, seen the Kings just give up?
They DIDN'T give up, though. They fought back - from Tag to Webber, from Bibby to Pedja - and they all contributed something. Even Barnes was able to make a couple of contributions in his limited minutes on the court.
Chris Webber, in the famous speech he was so roundly criticized for, made it quite clear. He wanted to be with guys who wouldn't give up - who would play through the bad times and find a way to win.
They did that tonight. Webber took that shot. He didn't second-guess himself. He took the shot - and we won. His reaction afterwards should make it obvious to even the most jaded fan that Webber wants to win it all - he wants to take this team the distance. Not only for himself and the players, but for us - the fans. When he was talking to Grant, he said something that spoke volumes. When asked if it had been a tough road trip, he replied that they were ready to get home - back to the fans and their families. And he said it in that order.
Chris Webber may not be aperfect human being but I am awfully glad he's a Sacramento King.
As someone else mentioned, the Bucks announcers made a comment about it after the "foul" Webb committed on James, saying something to the effect of, "Well, that's not as bad as calling a phantom time-out, but it's pretty close."
After he hit the game winner, though, they didn't have much else to say. I love it when the Kings can prove people wrong!
GO KINGS!!!!
After he hit the game winner, though, they didn't have much else to say.
I love it when the Kings can prove people wrong!GO KINGS!!!!
Thank you Chris!!!!!!!!!! but I keep warning you about giving headache episodes(extreme bouts of yelling in short period of time) with those 3-pointers!
I get very nervous everytime he does that....it's always No! Chris! No! Chris No!, ball rattles in, OMG Chris hit a 3!. I'd be less nervous about anyone else doing the exact same thing.
I get very nervous everytime he does that....it's always No! Chris! No! Chris No!, ball rattles in, OMG Chris hit a 3!. I'd be less nervous about anyone else doing the exact same thing.