The Best Point Guards in Sacramento Kings Franchise History

Nick and Ray discuss the greatest point guards in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise. They give out their three "All Kings" nods to the three best PGs in the history of the franchise, as well as highlighting some of the other great point guards who have worn a uniform for the franchise. They start out with the legendary Oscar Robertson, his remarkable accomplishments for the Cincinnati Royals, and how far ahead of his time his game was on the court. Then, they cover the All-NBA First Team point guard for the only title in franchise history, Bob Davies of the Rochester Royals. After that, they close out the "All Kings" point guard team with Hall of Famer Tiny Archibald, including his historic campaign for the Kansas City Kings when he led the league in both points per game and assists per game. After that, they run through some of the other great point guards in franchise history, covering De'Aaron Fox and his excellent Kings career before his acrimonious exit, Mike Bibby and his reign at point guard for the most successful years of the franchise in Sacramento, Phil Ford and his Rookie of the Year and All-NBA Second Team campaigns for the Kansas City Kings, Isaiah Thomas and his outsized impact on the Kings as a team and on Nick's personal basketball fandom, and Jason Williams and his outsized impact on basketball culture at large with his unique highlight-reel play. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.