vistacruza_kings
Bench
i vote C-Webb, but this is a tough one.
Kenny Thomas, the bridge between our past and future greatness.
Webber and Divac are the only two that deserve to be in this conversation.
While I mostly agree, I think Bibby merits at least some minor consideration. He certainly hit one of the (if not the) most memorable shots of the decade and Sacramento-era Kings history. Ultimately I give it to Webber based on overall talent, though it really is hard to ignore Vlade's leadership, particularly in hindsight.Webber and Divac are the only two that deserve to be in this conversation.
While I mostly agree, I think Bibby merits at least some minor consideration. He certainly hit one of the (if not the) most memorable shots of the decade and Sacramento-era Kings history. Ultimately I give it to Webber based on overall talent, though it really is hard to ignore Vlade's leadership, particularly in hindsight.
It's not about tenure, it's about overall impact.
Chris Webber.
Although I'd put Vlade in as essential as well because I think he added to team chemistry and made Webber play better.
I dunno, Bibby's was the next game. Unfortunately it was followed by some of the most memorable misses the next 2Yeah, unfortunately the #1 memorable shot in Kings history was made by Robert Horry.
Vlade Divac. (period!)
None of the glory days would have happened without him - or at least they would have not been nearly as glorious. Sure Chris Webber was a great player, but it was reluctant greatness from the start in Sacramento. He dissed Sac when notified he'd been traded and then made matters worse by missing his first Kings practice in some kind of superstaritis syndrome. Webber's dad told him to get his butt in gear and he made the next practice - with Vlade immediately mentoring as the wise older brother teammate. Doug Christie most honorable mention.
This Decade: Chris Webber
Next Decade: Tyreke Evans