[Jamel Irief]

Have got to be the only team in league history to have a guard lead the team in rebounds and a center lead them in assists.

 

[cambyblockingyou]

Their strategy of rebuilding their team with washed up overpaid vets and unathletic wing players isn't working for some reason.

 

[halfbreed]

Their strategy of rebuilding their team with washed up overpaid vets and unathletic wing players isn't working for some reason.

Kings are only 1 game below .500 and have won 2 in a row.

 

[Pejavlade]

Kings are only 1 game below .500 and have won 2 in a row.

5 out the last 8 and 2 without Peja.

 

[Jamel Irief]

Their strategy of rebuilding their team with washed up overpaid vets and unathletic wing players isn't working for some reason.

Since when are Bonzi Wells and Fransico Garcia unathletic?

 

[cambyblockingyou]

Garcia couldn't jump over a brick.

 

[darknezx]

Whether you like it or not, Garcia is fairly athletic, and if you say he couldn't jump over a brick well then bricks must be at least the height of tables.

 

[Mr. Hobbes]

Have got to be the only team in league history to have a guard lead the team in rebounds and a center lead them in assists.

If the guard averaged 10 rpg and the center averaged 8 apg, I'd be happy. Too bad they don't.

 

[Peja Vu]

Go figure - The Kings are the only team in the NBA to have a shooting guard (Wells) leading in rebounds (8.5) and a center (Miller) leading in assists (6.3). While Miller dishing from the high post is nothing new, Wells' production on the glass is. Former King Doug Christie never tallied more than 5.4 rebounds per game in a Sacramento season, while his replacement - Cuttino Mobley - provided 3.9 with the Kings last season. Overall, the Kings are the sixth-worst rebounding team.

"Some guys rebound the ball, but he goes out and gets it," Adelman said.

"He reminds me of an awful lot of a guy I played with in (Utah coach) Jerry Sloan, who was the best rebounding guard I ever saw. Jerry, wherever he was on the court, had a great sense of where the ball was going to hit, where was coming out, and he pursued it. And Bonzi's the same way. He watches the ball and goes and gets it."

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