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The Sacramento Kings are a National Basketball Association team based in Sacramento, California. Corpus Christi Hooks. Corliss Williamson. Round Rock Express. Kenny Thomas. National League Brian Skinner. Pitching strikeouts: J.R. Cuttino Mobley. Pitching wins: Mike Hampton (22, 1999). Brad Miller. Hitting Streak: Art Howe and Luis Gonzalez (23 games, 1981/1997). Bobby Jackson. Hit by pitch: Craig Biggio (34, 1997). Mike Bibby. Walks: 149 Jeff Bagwell (149, 1999). Rick Adelman (coach). Stolen bases: Gerald Young (65, 1988). PG - #23 Kevin Martin (Western Carolina). Triples: Roger Metzger (14, 1973). SG - #24 Bobby Jackson (Minnesota). Doubles: Craig Biggio (56, 1999). PG - #50 Eddie House (Arizona State). Hits: Craig Biggio (210, 1998). SG - #5 Maurice Evans (Texas). Runs: Jeff Bagwell (152, 2000). F/C - #54 Brian Skinner (Baylor). Runs batted In: Jeff Bagwell (135, 1997). SF - #15 Erik Daniels (Kentucky). Home runs: Jeff Bagwell (47, 2000). PF - #34 Corliss Williamson (Arkansas). Batting average: Jeff Bagwell (.368, 1994). PF - #25 Darius Songaila (Wake Forest). 49 Larry Dierker. C - #00 Greg Ostertag (Kansas). 42 Jackie Robinson (retired throughout baseball). SG - #5 Cuttino Mobley (Rhode Island). 40 Don Wilson. PG - #10 Mike Bibby (Arizona). 34 Nolan Ryan. SF - #16 Peja Stojakovic (Peđa Stojaković / Пеђа Стојаковић) (Serbia). 33 Mike Scott. PF - #9 Kenny Thomas (New Mexico). 32 Jim Umbricht. C - #52 Brad Miller (Purdue). 25 José Cruz. 44 Sam Lacey. 24 Jimmy Wynn (number to be retired this season). 27 Jack Twyman. 29 Doug Mansolino (third base). 14 Oscar Robertson. 48 Jim Hickey (pitching). 12 Maurice Stokes. 8 Gary Gaetti (hitting). 11 Bob Davies. 25 José Cruz (first base). 6 (Sixth Man) - The Fans. 15 Cecil Cooper (bench). 2 Mitch Richmond. 6 Mark Bailey (bullpen). 1 Nate Archibald. Coaches
Chris Webber. 3 Phil Garner. Jason Williams. Manager
Mitch Richmond. Robin Roberts. Otto Graham (Rochester). Joe Morgan. Vlade Divac. The Astros' 2004 success had much to do with the cancelled retirement of star pitcher Roger Clemens (a Houston resident), who ended 2004 with a record 7th Cy Young Award (his first in the NL), and the mid-season addition of Carlos Beltrán in a trade with the Kansas City Royals (on January 9, 2005, Beltrán accepted a better offer and signed with the New York Mets). Doug Christie. Louis Cardinals in 7 games. Jon Barry. In 2004 the Astros took the National League wild card title and finally got past the first round of the playoffs, beating the Braves in five games of the National League Division Series to advance to the National League Championship Series for the third time (they were previously in the NLCS in 1980 & 1986), where they lost to the St. Jack Twyman (Rochester/Cincinnati). The Astros won another NL Central title in 2001, and were again eliminated from the playoffs in the first round by the Braves. Maurice Stokes (Rochester/Cincinnati). 2000s
Nate Archibald (Kansas City/Omaha). After finishing second in their division in 1994, 1995, and 1996, the Astros won consecutive division titles in 1997, 1998, and 1999. The Kings' uniform colors are similar to those of the National Hockey League's Los Angeles Kings. 1990s
The Astros make the playoffs in 1981, and again in 1986, culminating in a wild 16-inning loss in Game 6 to the eventual champion New York Mets. 1980s
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