@@johnnavarro6775 defense, ppl used to complain players didn't play defense every 5 to 10 years ppl complain about the era. Also you have 2-3 non shooters, it's easy to keep ppl in front of you
Happened on the same day as the Knicks/Heat thrilling Game 5 and the Pistons/Hawks Game 5 played at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum on the campus of Georgia Tech. What a time to be alive to be an NBA fan.
Wouldn't be in the same universe as this. Fans don't make this kind of noise anymore thanks to smart phones. Players don't play as hard thanks to the idea that you should preserve your health to get more money. Commentators aren't nearly as good as Costas and Albert.
That charging call was definitely ridiculous. Only two guys in the league at that time would have been strong enough to knock over Karl Malone; Shaquille O'Neal and Anthony Mason. That was a clear flop.
I felt this was the Jazz's best chance to win a championship. Malone and Stockton's window was very small at that point in time. Once they squeaked by the Kings and lost to the Blazers, their championship window was shut. The Lakers and Spurs were better and it would be both those teams battling out to win the West.
The Jazz started out great in the lockout shortened 1999 season but they seemed to run outta gas down the stretch. They went 5-5 the last 10 which allowed San Antonio to jump them for the division and #1 seed. After how much of a struggle this 1st round series against the Kings proved to be it wasn't too much of a surprise when Utah lost to Portland in the next round, even if they had made the WCF it's very unlikely they would've beaten the red hot Spurs.
I miss it when teams wore home jerseys at home and away jerseys on the road 💯💯 this shit now bugs TF outta me. Seeing white jerseys on the road, too many alternates for one team, etc.
Very underrated game and series. Sacremento put the league on notice with their performance despite losing, and Utah looked to be on their last legs with their roster at the time.
Actually the league was done with the Jazz .. look OBJECTIVELY at all the Jazz playoff games in 99 aNd how the commentators were talking (theyre sellouts who know what the league has decided) . They were tired of the Jazz advancing. This series however i knew even thier cheats wouldnt keep the Jazz from winning because they were just too over the top better than Kings at that point.
This is also why nowdays they have went with a more deep and diabolical cheating system . .with MK athletes and a more strict contract system that keeps the players who will just play thier role in the drama and stay in check. - Reality
Basketball used to be a fun game to watch they ruined the game with all this soft rules they got today they cant even show emotion anymore or is a technical foul. I never liked todd fuller with the jazz they should of re-signed Antoine Carr i think he joined the rockets in 99
Everybody knew this Kings team wasnt going to win the title, but everybody loved watching them play! One of my favorite teams, ever! Fun, scrappy, no fear. Thanks, fellas!
This whole series (except this last game) was a great example that shows that the league front office no longer wanted the Jazz to advance. . they were tired of the Jazz (which actually started in 98 but the Jazz were just too good ..even cheats didnt work except in the Finals). ~ One way you can tell who the league has designed to win a game or series back then is to listen to the commentators. They were heavily heavily trying to hype up the Kings the entire series. I knew in this series though that the Jazz were too over the top better than the Kings then and even cheats wouldnt work in this series.
This last game of this series however apparently the league changed its mind and said to go ahead and let the Jazz through this time. Jazz didnt have a great game but atleast the bad calls were more evenly distributed .. even maybe a bit more for Utah which hadnt happened all series for sure. Uncommonly has it happened that the league changes thier decision in the middle of a series but it did here. Either you know and see these things or you dont. Im not trying to convince anyone. Those who know . . know. The next Jazz series however the freemason league was surely on a mission to eliminate Jazz , clearly.
EVEN if the Kings miraculously beated the Jazz they would’ve got curbedstopped by the Trailblazers. Yeah an 8th seeded Kings team would’ve definitely beated a 67 win Lakers team in 2000, oh wait….
Well they could've won both game 4 & game 5 down the stretch this series & I think 8 beating 1 could've been a huge confidence builder for any squad going forward. They definitely should've beat the Lakers in 2002 & won the championship that year@@Theterminato2013, Lakers looked awfully tight in game 7 against Portland in 2000, lucky to have squeaked by
@@geekUSA101Your just making excuses at this point. You’re delusional if you think by any chance the Kings had a chance of beating the Lakers in 2000. There were no were as good with reckless Jason Williams as their PG as they were with Mike Bibby 2002 onwards. Wanna know the real reason the Blazers choked Game 7 2000 WCF? Scottie Pippen. Scottie was the catalyst of the Blazers 15 pt 4th qtr meltdown, shot a pathetic 3/10 fg throughout game 7, scored 0 points in the 4th qtr and played piss poor defense on Kobe Bryant who sparked the Lakers comeback.
@@geekUSA1012nd off, the Jazz weren’t the 1 seed in 1999, they were the 3rd seed due to losing the tiebreaker vs the Spurs and the Blazers winning their division. The Kings were the 6th seed in 1999 and the Timberwolves were the 8th seed.
@@Theterminato2013 I thought it was Bryan Shaw hitting some shots against the blazers while Kobe was trying to go 1 on 4? yeah I didn’t say the kings were gonna beat the lakers in 2000 I said they would’ve been more successful probably in closing out series if they had won this one. In 2002 they definitely should’ve beat the lakers with Mike Bibby who I agree is far superior to Jason Williams
I loved Webber but he just wasn't built for those moments and they knew it. He started taking over more the next season but he never really stepped up in the playoffs, dirty refs or not.
@@geekUSA101 Yeah he was always rough from the line but that season was especially bad. So that was definitely part of it. But even an 18 footer from Webber with a dude all over him would've been better than whatever the hell Divac was trying to do.
@@UpTheDown7 Divac was a crafty player in the post, watch game 3 and game 4. He was getting it done down the stretch though you could argue he cost the kings the game in game 4 by not switching onto Stockton. Webber took a huge leap the following season, his shot became much smoother and he went from less than 50% from the ft line to 75%, when I watch Webber from this season his jumper still looks a bit raw
@@geekUSA101 I went back and looked at Webber's numbers that series and - oof - they were bad. Like really, really bad. I forgot how much he struggled in those games. So it makes perfect sense that they were going to Divac in the 4th. But even though Vlade could do something in the post going one on one against a strong vet like Karl Malone with the game on the line? Eh. I still would've taken my chances with a struggling Webber. The Kings just weren't ready that year.
Webber was my favorite player but he should have been in isolation at the end of games in the clutch, not Vlade. Vlade was good but cmon, the season can not come to him that many possessions in a row.
Actually Vlade did quite well in the clutch the previous 2 games which is why they probably went to him this game as well. On the other hand, Webber couldn't get it going at all this game, even being ineffective with Bryon Russell guarding him down the stretch (which this video sadly doesn't really show) plus his free throw percentage was an awful 40% for the series. I guess this is probably why the Kings went with the more experienced Divac but he like Webber couldn't really deliver for the Kings in the deciding game 5.
@@MDBBall Not delivering in the clutch was a narrative that followed him his whole career. Kinda like a Tony Romo. He was my favorite player and I watched every game I could. Vlade was indeed clutch at times, no doubt but telling that they never went to Webber during those handful of key possessions late in the game which is usually reserved for your superstar. Vlade was being guarded by the undersized 6”9 Malone albeit much stronger.
How? By making the Kings shoot 16 for 30 from the FT line in Game 7? By having Stojakovic and Christie wildly miss go ahead 3’s in regulation and OT? By not calling the Webber moving screen on Derek Fisher or Bobby Jackson pulling Kobe’s jersey out of his shorts “defending” at the end of Game 5? The Queens choked…plain and simple. All this refs stuff is sour grapes from bitch made haters like yourself.
This trend dumb as hell tbh. Kobe KG Duncan etc played in 90s and they was still in the league in 2010s lol. I know some older fans like to trash modern era so I think that a lot of young fans want to do the same. It’s just different eras man you can’t say this or that. No need to trample on the past or to shit on the guys today
The good old days when a first round game 5 was win or go home
There was defense, team ball, post game, and sense of urgency. I miss the good old days.
@@johnnavarro6775 defense, ppl used to complain players didn't play defense every 5 to 10 years ppl complain about the era. Also you have 2-3 non shooters, it's easy to keep ppl in front of you
@@micahbinns2740They not trying to hear that bro lol People confuse physicality with defense.
The first should go back to Best of 5
@@johnnavarro6775Defense?😂😂😂
Happened on the same day as the Knicks/Heat thrilling Game 5 and the Pistons/Hawks Game 5 played at the Alexander Memorial Coliseum on the campus of Georgia Tech. What a time to be alive to be an NBA fan.
Man, I miss the NBA on NBC, that Roundball Rock song is so damned iconic!!!
FACTS 💯
This reminded me of why I fell in love with bball to begin with
Bob Costas is the best. I really miss the days of NBA on NBC.
Got to love basketball of the 90's!!!
Legendary drama in this game 😂 good memories.
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This was a Good A** Game! Bring back the #NBAonNBC
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Wouldn't be in the same universe as this. Fans don't make this kind of noise anymore thanks to smart phones. Players don't play as hard thanks to the idea that you should preserve your health to get more money. Commentators aren't nearly as good as Costas and Albert.
@@shawnsimmons4718 Yeah, you're right. It would take a miracle to return to that era of hoops
what a rosters for both teams!! real play off tempo of the game thanksalot
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While watching this game, I came to realise how difficult it was for the shooters when there was no safe landing spot.
The real NBA! What a games! We need to comeback the real NBA! not today's ballerinas that you made! 😅
Grew up a Rockets fan. But after Dream retired/started slowing down I loved these Kings squads.
This is when I started liking the Kings, it brings back so many memories... thank you for uploading this!
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If this were today, that travel call would have never been called on Webb.
It wasn’t even a travel
This is what real basketball is. Not the garbage we see now
All that BS Jason Williams been talking on these Podcasts lately??? You just seen him get absolutely RINSED by what he calls plumbers!!!
Funny how plumbers can play 82 games in a physical era.. Jason Williams would fit this era coz he hates physicality..
Overrated bum and turnover machine plus a cringy wigger. Lucky he was a starter.
Yeah one time at the Delta Center, I went to take a piss at halftime and I saw John Stockton in the bathroom fixing a urinal
@@ChewyChicken589 Even if it's a lie, that's something I would believe Stockton would do, lol
Yeah funny the “plumbers” of this era could play an 82 game season and average 40 minutes a game. No such thing as load management back then.
Horrible calls against Webber early in this game, this was a preview of what was to come.
That charging call was definitely ridiculous. Only two guys in the league at that time would have been strong enough to knock over Karl Malone; Shaquille O'Neal and Anthony Mason. That was a clear flop.
I felt this was the Jazz's best chance to win a championship. Malone and Stockton's window was very small at that point in time. Once they squeaked by the Kings and lost to the Blazers, their championship window was shut. The Lakers and Spurs were better and it would be both those teams battling out to win the West.
The Jazz started out great in the lockout shortened 1999 season but they seemed to run outta gas down the stretch. They went 5-5 the last 10 which allowed San Antonio to jump them for the division and #1 seed. After how much of a struggle this 1st round series against the Kings proved to be it wasn't too much of a surprise when Utah lost to Portland in the next round, even if they had made the WCF it's very unlikely they would've beaten the red hot Spurs.
Would have been VERY intreesting to see how the Kings would have fared against Portland
Would have liked to have seen a Spurs-Kings WCF (CWebb vs Tim) but no team was denying SA that year
@@MDBBall we probably would've gotten that CWebb vs Timmy matchup in 2003 WCF had Webber not torn his ACL in that 2nd round series against Dallas.
Yup shame that didn't happen also@@coreyrowe4119
@@coreyrowe4119by that same token, if Horry’s dagger 3 doesn’t spin out…Lakers are right back there.
Probably my two favorite teams of all time going against each other. Wonderful series and game! Thnx for the upload!
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Jon Barry, Vernon Maxwell and Peja Stojakovic came off the bench with points and energy everytime the game started getting away from the Kings.
I miss it when teams wore home jerseys at home and away jerseys on the road 💯💯 this shit now bugs TF outta me. Seeing white jerseys on the road, too many alternates for one team, etc.
And the alternates look like they come out the snow informer video
Very underrated game and series. Sacremento put the league on notice with their performance despite losing, and Utah looked to be on their last legs with their roster at the time.
What a classic. Man MDBBall never fails!
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While watching this game, I came to realise how difficult it was for the shooters when there was no safe landing spot.
This is my favorite channel now.
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This was the year that the Jazz was expected to win it all after Jordan's retirement
“Nah
-Spurs
@@Firestorm2814Sector Learn to read asswipe
Actually the league was done with the Jazz .. look OBJECTIVELY at all the Jazz playoff games in 99 aNd how the commentators were talking (theyre sellouts who know what the league has decided) .
They were tired of the Jazz advancing.
This series however i knew even thier cheats wouldnt keep the Jazz from winning because they were just too over the top better than Kings at that point.
This is also why nowdays they have went with a more deep and diabolical cheating system . .with MK athletes and a more strict contract system that keeps the players who will just play thier role in the drama and stay in check.
- Reality
@@jasongCLJ Learn to use proper grammar first
These two clubs went at it!
Frontline and backcourts getting after each other
man this is great for me to watch this maybe miami knicks sprewell time will upload so nice 2 watch those battles
While watching this game, I came to realise how difficult it was for the shooters when there was no safe landing spot.
Great memories
12:02 John Stockton literally inventing a foul on Jason Williams 😂
It is true. *Jason not Jayson
@armendarizosvaldo26 true ! I have corrected it, Jayson was a rebound speclist
@@guillaumea5527 Ha ha yeah Jayson Williams of the New Jersey Nets. Great defensive player...
@@guillaumea5527 The dumb fool who accidentally shot his chauffeur because he was horsing around with a rifle.
@@armendarizosvaldo26The guy who shot his chauffeur because he was horsing around with a rifle.
damn, how I wish we could have all this back in NBA.
Props to Mad Max. Guy was still balling at this stage or his career. Talented player.
Kings were the very first Warriors with their 3 point guys
Back when you didn’t necessarily need to score 100 for the game to be competitive and entertaining.
Because they weren't good shooters even though defense was lacking, and it's my era between.
Basketball used to be a fun game to watch they ruined the game with all this soft rules they got today they cant even show emotion anymore or is a technical foul. I never liked todd fuller with the jazz they should of re-signed Antoine Carr i think he joined the rockets in 99
28:33 that fucking pass dead on accurate in the clutch like nothing
Everybody knew this Kings team wasnt going to win the title, but everybody loved watching them play! One of my favorite teams, ever! Fun, scrappy, no fear. Thanks, fellas!
this is physically hard game unlike the present
Of course I’m old but I’ll take these competitive battles over a bunch of pansies trading 27-foot jumpers any day
4:03 Foster makes two in row and feels like Larry Bird 😂
I remember watching this Game at my friend house thought Jason Williams was going to outplay Stockton.as grown man right I appreciate Stockton more.
wow!lets check this interesting match
I'll rather prefer to watch 99 playoffs than current 24 playoffs
MAD MAX
Real man basketball and not like today.
I liked both of these teams and didn't want to see either lose.
This whole series (except this last game) was a great example that shows that the league front office no longer wanted the Jazz to advance. . they were tired of the Jazz
(which actually started in 98 but the Jazz were just too good ..even cheats didnt work except in the Finals).
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One way you can tell who the league has designed to win a game or series back then is to listen to the commentators. They were heavily heavily trying to hype up the Kings the entire series.
I knew in this series though that the Jazz were too over the top better than the Kings then and even cheats wouldnt work in this series.
This last game of this series however apparently the league changed its mind and said to go ahead and let the Jazz through this time. Jazz didnt have a great game but atleast the bad calls were more evenly distributed .. even maybe a bit more for Utah which hadnt happened all series for sure.
Uncommonly has it happened that the league changes thier decision in the middle of a series but it did here.
Either you know and see these things or you dont.
Im not trying to convince anyone.
Those who know . . know.
The next Jazz series however the freemason league was surely on a mission to eliminate Jazz , clearly.
Stay off the bath salts
I felt like if this Kings team had won this series their first year together they would’ve been more successful the following seasons
EVEN if the Kings miraculously beated the Jazz they would’ve got curbedstopped by the Trailblazers. Yeah an 8th seeded Kings team would’ve definitely beated a 67 win Lakers team in 2000, oh wait….
Well they could've won both game 4 & game 5 down the stretch this series & I think 8 beating 1 could've been a huge confidence builder for any squad going forward. They definitely should've beat the Lakers in 2002 & won the championship that year@@Theterminato2013, Lakers looked awfully tight in game 7 against Portland in 2000, lucky to have squeaked by
@@geekUSA101Your just making excuses at this point. You’re delusional if you think by any chance the Kings had a chance of beating the Lakers in 2000. There were no were as good with reckless Jason Williams as their PG as they were with Mike Bibby 2002 onwards. Wanna know the real reason the Blazers choked Game 7 2000 WCF? Scottie Pippen. Scottie was the catalyst of the Blazers 15 pt 4th qtr meltdown, shot a pathetic 3/10 fg throughout game 7, scored 0 points in the 4th qtr and played piss poor defense on Kobe Bryant who sparked the Lakers comeback.
@@geekUSA1012nd off, the Jazz weren’t the 1 seed in 1999, they were the 3rd seed due to losing the tiebreaker vs the Spurs and the Blazers winning their division. The Kings were the 6th seed in 1999 and the Timberwolves were the 8th seed.
@@Theterminato2013 I thought it was Bryan Shaw hitting some shots against the blazers while Kobe was trying to go 1 on 4? yeah I didn’t say the kings were gonna beat the lakers in 2000 I said they would’ve been more successful probably in closing out series if they had won this one. In 2002 they definitely should’ve beat the lakers with Mike Bibby who I agree is far superior to Jason Williams
If you add Malone at the free throw line this video is extended 15mins
Clowning, but u ain't lying!! 😂
Why Sac kept going to divac at the end is wild
I loved Webber but he just wasn't built for those moments and they knew it. He started taking over more the next season but he never really stepped up in the playoffs, dirty refs or not.
Webber shot horribly from the FT line that season
@@geekUSA101 Yeah he was always rough from the line but that season was especially bad. So that was definitely part of it. But even an 18 footer from Webber with a dude all over him would've been better than whatever the hell Divac was trying to do.
@@UpTheDown7 Divac was a crafty player in the post, watch game 3 and game 4. He was getting it done down the stretch though you could argue he cost the kings the game in game 4 by not switching onto Stockton. Webber took a huge leap the following season, his shot became much smoother and he went from less than 50% from the ft line to 75%, when I watch Webber from this season his jumper still looks a bit raw
@@geekUSA101 I went back and looked at Webber's numbers that series and - oof - they were bad. Like really, really bad. I forgot how much he struggled in those games. So it makes perfect sense that they were going to Divac in the 4th. But even though Vlade could do something in the post going one on one against a strong vet like Karl Malone with the game on the line? Eh. I still would've taken my chances with a struggling Webber. The Kings just weren't ready that year.
Howard Eisley was great off the bench.
Maxwell and Barry going prime form to keep them in this game
That kings team was tough
Malone with the Sky Hook wtffff
The gpod old nba where steroids were prevalent, Karl Malone was so juiced back then he would dwarf the baseball guys of the era.
Vlade messed up bad down the stretch
divac estaba indeciso falta de.confianza debieron cambiar la estrategia al final...No se le puede escapar ese partido a sacramento.
When team care bout winning than just highlights for endorsements…
Utah won with experience and intelligence
Sacramento LOST with Divac
Tariq Abdoul wahab was great with kings and magic. Great role player. But didn't have a shot
This is great basketball, now we 2 women basketball leagues!
Webber was my favorite player but he should have been in isolation at the end of games in the clutch, not Vlade. Vlade was good but cmon, the season can not come to him that many possessions in a row.
Actually Vlade did quite well in the clutch the previous 2 games which is why they probably went to him this game as well. On the other hand, Webber couldn't get it going at all this game, even being ineffective with Bryon Russell guarding him down the stretch (which this video sadly doesn't really show) plus his free throw percentage was an awful 40% for the series. I guess this is probably why the Kings went with the more experienced Divac but he like Webber couldn't really deliver for the Kings in the deciding game 5.
@@MDBBall Not delivering in the clutch was a narrative that followed him his whole career. Kinda like a Tony Romo. He was my favorite player and I watched every game I could. Vlade was indeed clutch at times, no doubt but telling that they never went to Webber during those handful of key possessions late in the game which is usually reserved for your superstar. Vlade was being guarded by the undersized 6”9 Malone albeit much stronger.
Back when the refs used their whistles.
The kings had it won at the end, but divac hook didn't go in.
Jason Williams was such a disappointment. so much flash but no substance when it counted.
he was a rookie here. chill
@@NotAnAstronaut2k I'm talking about his ENTIRE career. His rookie year was his best by far.
White Chocolate 🍫 ⛹🏻♂️
@@SergioFernandez-cj4mt just a gimmick
Back when nba were played by men! LeRoid and co. Has ruined this product
They went to divac to much down the stretch he smoked every play
Lots of bad calls against Sacramento here
Good ole days when defense was non-existent. Bunch of casual in the comments section tombout defense. 😂😅
U don't see the defense?
A changing of the guard this was
Kings should been champs in 2002, but the refs rigged it for the Lakers to three peat.
How? By making the Kings shoot 16 for 30 from the FT line in Game 7? By having Stojakovic and Christie wildly miss go ahead 3’s in regulation and OT? By not calling the Webber moving screen on Derek Fisher or Bobby Jackson pulling Kobe’s jersey out of his shorts “defending” at the end of Game 5? The Queens choked…plain and simple. All this refs stuff is sour grapes from bitch made haters like yourself.
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By taking the series out of their hands at every turn. You can only overcome so much.
This video has nothing to do with the 2002 WCF, but go on.
Yes they did!
thanks for this old skool games bro.🫡💯
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We done with the 90s😅
This trend dumb as hell tbh. Kobe KG Duncan etc played in 90s and they was still in the league in 2010s lol. I know some older fans like to trash modern era so I think that a lot of young fans want to do the same. It’s just different eras man you can’t say this or that. No need to trample on the past or to shit on the guys today
Yet here you are.
We done with the 2010s and 2020s Newhead.
Stockton baiting Jason Williams like a fish
Divac was always a bum! Ask Shaq!
Vlady choked.
Kings had the whitest team in the league
Both no champion 🎉
Malone is a snake
Vlade Divac is one of the most overrated players in history. Kings lost solely on him.
Bob costas was fine but it’s a shame you couldn’t sync up hot rod hundleys radio call with this tape. Hot rod was magical.