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Chapter 1: What tribute is paid to Rick Adelman in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What trivia game is played related to 1999?
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Chapter 3: How are the 2026 NBA playoff series ranked from worst to best?
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Chapter 4: What memorable moments from the 1999 NBA Finals are discussed?
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Chapter 5: What were the main highlights of the Knicks-Spurs matchup?
We had a fun show, I think, here today. But we start with some sad news from yesterday. Hall of Fame basketball coach Rick Adleman has died. He was 79 years old. Adleman won more than 1,000 games over the course of a nearly 30-year career. Basketball lifer here. He served as the head coach for the Blazers, Warriors, Kings, Rockets, and Timberwolves.
Coach was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2021. And again, 1,042 wins, Tass, the 10th most in NBA history.
He was admired by a lot of people. Listening to all the quotes yesterday, players of his, like Kyle Lowry, who said how much Adleman poured into him. And Lowry said, if it wasn't for him, I don't know what career I would have. Guys like Clyde Drexler called him an absolute gentleman, a prince of a guy. Yeah. Kind words for Adam and all around.
Chapter 6: How did the Knicks' performance in 1999 impact their legacy?
Even Eric Spolstra saying that he admired him and a big reason to why he became the coach that he is. So lots of love for Rick Adam.
Yeah, you mentioned one of only 11 coaches ever with a thousand or more wins. And the first time I knew about Rick Adleman was like 1992 finals when he was coaching the Blazers. And the dude coached like so many cool teams. The early 90s Blazers were very cool. The early 2000s Kings were like everybody's second favorite team and a lot of people's first favorite team.
And then he even coached the Tracy McGrady Yao Ming Rockets, who went on that 22-game winning streak in 2008. Not to mention the Timberwolves after that, the Warriors in the mix as well. But yeah, Rick Adelman coached cool teams, beloved, and was around for basically my entire basketball life. Yeah, definitely hold a special place in Kings fans' hearts. Eight seasons there as head coach.
They made the playoffs in every single season. That's not something we say a lot with the Sacramento Kings, but when he was coaching, they did. And yeah, his style of basketball was very fun, basically known as the greatest show on the court.
Chapter 7: What role did injuries play in the playoff series rankings?
So I saw King's Herald writing yesterday this idea that there should be probably a tribute to Coach Adelman there in the Golden 1 Center. because few people have meant as much to Sacramento Kings basketball as Coach did. So our condolences to the Adelman family. He's got 12 grandchildren and all his former players and family and friends. So tough news there yesterday in the NBA world.
We will pivot, though, to something a lot more fun as we get ready for the NBA Finals. We did our huge mega preview yesterday, so you can go check that out. Link is in the show notes. Talking an hour about all the X's and O's and X factors and things to watch, all that. But today, guys, stop me if you've heard this already. It's time to party like it's 1999.
Because the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs have advanced to these finals. The Knicks' first appearance in the finals since 99, when they lost to the Spurs in five games. So it's 1999 this. It's 1999 that.
Chapter 8: What are the final thoughts on the upcoming NBA Finals?
So I figured, hey, bit of a down day here. Let's do some 1999 trivia. Yeah, that's right. We are going to do this trivia a little differently than we normally do. Yeah, baby. Making you horny, Steve Austin. Steve Austin Danger Powers. What a great costume that would be. Wow. Think anybody was doing that back in 99? I would hope so. Probably. If you did that, send in a photo.
Okay, so we're doing this trivia a little bit more Jeopardy style, if you want to call it that. Maybe I was inspired by Mina Kimes and her big win there on Celebrity Jeopardy. The two of you... are going to battle it out, okay? But instead of a buzzer, it's going to be your name, okay? So if you know the answer, you say Trey, you say Tess, okay? We both got one syllable.
Well, hey, look, this was JD's idea. I consulted with him. Make them say their name. I'm like, Yeah, that works. You know, quick name. We'll start with a T. I like it. So that's your buzzer. I have three questions across five different categories. Now, the questions generally get a little harder as we go on in each category.
We're not going to worry about dollar values, though, because that's just going to be too hard to keep track of. But I will keep a tally of how many you get correct. I'm going to show you guys right now and the audience our five distinct categories that you'll be able to pick from. Okay? They are... 1999 movies. This is Jeopardy. 1999 sports. Awesome. 1999 world events. 1999 pop culture.
And the final category, 1999 J.E. Skeets. Mm-hmm. All right. Great. Excellent. Nobody knew you in 1999. Well, hey.
That's a tough, tough category.
I've done 20 years of podcasting, though. I've shared everything there is to absolutely know about me. No. Probably 10 times over in terms of repeating myself. No, we all have secrets. We all have secrets. We all have secrets. You are definitely an enigma. Me, not so much. But I'm just going to start with you. You're going to have the first crack at the category. You're closest to me.
So pick whatever category you want, Tess. And then it's open-ended. You guys will be buzzing in with your name, okay? All right. Let's sports it up. Okay. All right. So I'm just going to always go one, two, three. So they'll sort of get harder, I guess. First one here.
We don't have to answer a question, though.
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