Did the Sacramento Kings ever win a  NBA championship?
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They won the NBA in 1951,when they were the Rochester Royals..
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Kevin Martin is the starting shooting guard for the Sacramento Kings.  The third year sensation is having a breakout season averaging about 24 points per game this early into the NBA season.\n\nHope this helps.
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No. He was for a time a part owner of the Wizards, but was required to give up his ownership stake when he, rather foolishly, came out of retirement to play for them. (The NBA does not allow player/owners due to the conflict of interest between labor and management.)
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They did not win the championship. North Carolina State did and they beat UCLA.
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It's amazing how many people answered this question incorrectly. Wow.\n\nAnyway, the Clippers and Lakers split the season series, with each team winning twice. Here are the results:\n\nNov 18, 2005: Clippers 97, Lakers 91\nJan 07, 2006: Lakers 112, Clippers 109\nFeb 24, 2006: Clippers 102, Lakers 83\nApr 09, 2006: Lakers 100, Clippers 83\n\nIt's amazingly even, with each team winning once as the home team, and once as the road team. There's one blowout win for each team, and one close win for each team. It should be a great playoff series!
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The Boston Celtics have won the most NBA championships, with 16—11 of them in 13 years.\nBill Russell 11\n2. Sam Jones 10\n3. Tom Heinsohn 8\n4. KC Jones 8\n5. Satch Sanders 8\n6. John Havlicek 8\n7. Frank Ramsey 7\n8. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 6\n9. Bob Cousy 6\n10. Michael Jordan 6\n11. Scottie Pippen 6\n12. Robert Horry 6\n13. Magic Johnson 5\n14. Michael Cooper 5\n15. Ron Harper 5\n16. Jim Loscutoff 5\n17. Slater Martin 5\n18. George Mikan 5\n19. Don Nelson 5\n20. Jim Pollard 5\n21. Dennis Rodman 5\n22. Larry Siegfried 5\n23. Horace Grant 4\n24. Steve Kerr 4\n25. Vern Mikkelsen 4\n26. Kurt Rambis 4\n27. John Salley 4\n28. Pep Saul 4\n29. Bill Sharman 4
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The Detroit Pistons will win the 2006 Championship. They are the best team going into the playoffs and will be the best team after they beat the San Antonio Spurs in the NBA finals. And they will repeat next year and Detroit will win 3 Championships in 4 years.
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I would say 2 but that would depend on how you wanted to define the work Championship.  I am using the best in the league or another words you had to win your last game of the year in the final game for the year for any team.   In other words regular season championships of a conference but lossing in the playoffs im not counting.\n\nOne as the coach of the Pistons 2004\nOne as the coach of Kansas in 1988
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yes he does deserve a championship he plays every game as if it were his last, he dos'nt give up, the sixers just hav'nt put guys around him, i know chris webber was a great player, don't get me wrong he still is but there's just something missing with him.\n\nAll in all iverson will join the list of players that do deserve a title ring but just did'nt get there and it's a shame i've listed a few other players that deserved to win a championship\n\n1. Charles barkley\n2. Patrick ewing\n3. Larry johnson\n4. Shawn kemp (before he got fat)\n5. Allan houston\n6. Anfernee hardaway\n7. Tim hardaway\n\nPlus many other players that just did'nt get there\n\nI do agree with you he does deserve a championship and garnett does want out of minnesota, the sixers should do everything they can to get him
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http://cbs.sportsline.com/collegebasketball/mayhem/history/finalfourseeds\nIt's all on this site. the last time it happened was in 1980 when 2 seed Louisville, 5 seed Iowa, 6 seed Purdue, and 8 seed UCLA made it, and Louisville won. Hope this helps!
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Final Four Championship
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no i don't think so. It's really hard to win a nba championship and it takes a lot of time t built a complete team even though you have a superstar in it. Kobe plays like a superstar but then his team barely qualifies for playoff..! so i think boston still needs a lot of time to built that perfect team to win nba championship. I still think they are very good team but not good enought to win nba finals within this decade. a Miracle is needed.
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San Antonio or Dallas and New Jersey.\n\nDallas got cheated out of a championship by Bennet Salvatore's phantom calls.\n\nSan Antonio has been consistently one of the best teams in any sport for the past few years and there's no reason they should'nt be in the finals again as long as Duncan is healthy and they can get a younger roster.\n\nNew Jersey has been denied a championship two times already. As long as they can get more size in the paint they should do very well this next season. \n\nMVP: If Dallas wins: Dirk Nowitzki\nIf San Antonio wins: TIm Duncan\nIf New Jersey wins: Vince Carter
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NCAA Champion\n\nLa Salle 92 Bradley 76\n\nNBA\n\nMinneapolis Lakers over the Syracuse Nationals 4 to 3.
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The 72 Lakers finished 69-13 and won an all-time professional sports record of 33 games in a row.\n\nThe '67 Philadelphia 76ers were 68-13 and won the title, while incidentally crushing the EIGHT-TIME DEFENDING champion Boston Celtics in a five game blowout in the Eastern Conference finals.\n\nThose are probably the two best teams ever, as the league had not been watered down with a bunch of expansion teams and the league was also not littered with high school players.  Only men needed apply for NBA roster spots in those days.\n\nWilt Chamberlain was the center on both of these teams, he always said that the 76er team was the better of the two... he said the Lakers were lucky in a lot of ways and things just fell into place for them...  but that Laker team faced everyone in the playoffs that they did NOT want to play (i.e. the defending champion Bucks with MVP Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and the Knicks in the finals), and still won the title easily.\n\nEither of these teams would destory the 96 Bulls, as the Bulls would have had no way of matching up with those teams.\n\nBut I did love watching those Bulls teams! A lot of my friend who are Bulls fans were worried when they picked up Rodman, but I told them that MJ and Scottie wouldn't let Rodman become the destructive force he'd been on other teams... but even I had no idea that they'd win the title that easily.\n\nStill, for one year, I'd go with the 76er team with Wilt at Center. The '86 Celtics were also a great, great team, and would also have destroyed the 96 Bulls.  The 87 Lakers were also superior to any of the Bulls championship teams.\n\nHeck, the '73 Knicks were better than the Bulls teams as well, as were the 74 and 76 Celtics.  Dave Cowens did incredible work against both Wilt Chamberlain and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar....think he'd have any trouble going against Bill Cartwright or Luc Longley??     \n\nPippen would be worn out by halftime chasing John Havlicek around the court... \n\nLet's see, Bill Cartwright, or Willis Reed?  Hmmmm.... tough one there...\n\nAnd man, it would just be too funny watching Steve Kerr try to guard Earl Monroe!!!
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Robert Parish played in more games than any other player in NBA history. A 7-1 center who combined strength, agility and remarkable endurance, Parish won three NBA titles with the Boston Celtics in the 1980s and teamed with Larry Bird and Kevin McHale to form one of the greatest front lines in NBA history. He capped his career by winning yet another championship ring as a member of the 1996-97 Chicago Bulls. Parish announced his retirement after his 21st season in the NBA, and after playing in 1,611 games
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wow, that was.... VERY well put, and i completly agree. KG is probably the 2nd best player (lebron) in the NBA right now, but there seems like there's no hope for him to do anything with the rest of his career. He's still great, but as he is finishing his days, there's no way he's gonna win. There's no point in being the best player ever without winning it all. Think of Jordan without any rings, he's would not be who he is without his 6 rings. Sure, John Stockton and Karl Malone are hall of famers, top 50 ever, great players, but without winning the champship, they'll always be behind MJ and Magic and Bird. The ring is what seperates great from the best. T-wolves owe it to Kevin to put him in a position to win after all his years of taking them even close to the Finals by himself.