Ask for a list of the Kings key players in the Webb Jwill era

Manager: Rick Adelman.

Starting Five: Rick Adelman

Chris Webber Big forward Peja Stojakovic Small forward Doug Christie Scoring guard.

Vladi Divac Vlade Divac center Jason Williams organizes the defender and is followed by the famous bench gangs in the league.

Bobby Jackson playmaking guard is a shooting guard.

Scott Pollard Scot Pollard Center Hedo Turkoglu Shooting Guard Small Forward.

Jon Barry is a shooting guard.

Nick Anderson Small Forward Scoring guard.

Stojakovic, J. Williams, Webb, Turkoglou, Mike Bibby, Christie, Divac.

The big brothers are so tough, Bibby was exchanged for J-Will, and the people asked about J-Will's time.

Center Divac Brad Miller (later Divac trained) big forward Chris Webb.

Small front Peja Stoyakevich.

Quarterback Christian.

Point guard J-Will

The sixth man is Bobby Jackson.

There is also an untyped Turk Gruen on the bench, and there may be Bibi and Bibi written out one by one.

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Center Divac Brad Miller.

Ohmae Webb.

Small front Stoyakevich.

Quarterback Christian.

Point guard Jason Williams.

The sixth man is Bobby Jackson.

Divac, Christie, Tekoglou, Weber, Stojakovic.

Test. It's still quite powerful when you look at it.

Starting lineup.

PG: White Devil - Mike Beebe.

SG: Scalpel - Doug Christie.

SF: Three-point king - Peja Stojakovic.

PF: Chris Webb (the NBA's No. 1 forward at the time, Duncan Garnett and his ilk could only be ranked after him).

C: Divac (Europe's No. 1 center forward, actor).

Main subs. PG SG: Best Sixth Man - Bobby Jackson.

PF C: Violent Big Front - Scott Pollard.

In addition, there were later All-Stars Gerard Wallace, Turkoglou and others, all rookies at the time, making some garbage time to play. By the way, later he also traded for Brad Miller, the center who can pass the ball the most.

The king at that time was really flawless, but he always lost to the Lakers, and he was killed, no way, the uncrowned king!

The peak Kings were in the 2001-02 season, when they reached the Western Conference Finals, but lost 3-4 to the Lakers, and the lineup was as follows:

Sacramento Kings roster.

2 Taylor Forward 3 Raheem Forward.

5 Hart Defender 7 Price Defender.

8 Dowby Defenders 9 Thomas Forwards.

10 Bibby Defender 13 Jett Defender.

15 Salmens Forward 20 Podapanko Center 22 Armerson Forward 23 Martin Defender.

30 Williams Center 32 Garcia Defender.

33 Woods Center 34 Williamson Forward.

52 Miller Center 93 Artest Forward.

The Kings team that year was the representative of Princeton's tactics.

Chris. Webb, Doug. Christie, Divac (Miller), Stojakovic, Bibby (Williams) main players. The famous substitute is Bobby. Jackson, Barry Sr., now Wallace of the Bobcats.

Also on the bench is Trick Glu, who is now Magic.

In the heyday of the king, the first five tigers were.

Center: Divac.

Power forward: Webb.

Small forward: Stojakovic.

Shooting Guard: Christie.

Point guard: Bibby.

The main subs are: Turkoglou "Junk Dog" Clark Bobby Jackson.

Webb, Divac, Peja, Christie, Bibby.

Stojakovic.

Divaz Weber.

Tekoglubibi.

C: Divac.

Pf: Webb.

SF: Turkoglu.

SG: Christie.

PG: Bibby.

Chris Webb, Divac, Peja, Bibby, Christie, Turkeglu, Bobby Jackson, Brad Miller.

You must be looking for the 2000-2001 Kings lineup, the first to recommend "white chocolate" Jason Williams, his passing is more like street ball, so much so that it promotes the trend of fancy play for the whole team, starting center Divac, power forward Chris Webber, small forward Peja Stojakovic, scoring guard Doug Christie, playmaking guard Jason Williams. Wow!! Wonderful!!

Bobby Jackson! That year, the Kings ranked first in the Western Conference, the league's first average points per game, and the second in the league in limiting opponents to score, and Bobby Jackson performed very well, but he lost to the best sixth man and didn't win the award.