http://www.nba.com/games/20040131/SACSEA/recap.html

  Sacramento 110, Seattle 103
   Kings Sweat Out Win in Seattle 

  SEATTLE (Ticker) -- When Mike Bibby and Vlade Divac run the pick-and-roll,
  opponents have to pick their poison.

  Divac turned sharp passes from Bibby into two-handed dunks on consecutive
  possessions,  lifting the Sacramento Kings  to a 110-103 victory over the
  Seattle SuperSonics that completed a successful road trip.

  In the finale of a six-game trip, the King squandered a 16-point second
  -half lead  and found themselves  in a 100-100 tie after  Rashard Lewis
  drilled a three-pointer with 3:05 to play.

  Bibby dribbled left as he rubbed off a pick from Divac, then zipped a
  pass between defenders that Divac caught in stride and hammered home.

  "Coach  (Rick Adelman)  drew up a couple of plays  at the end of the game
  that really made the game," said Divac, who scored 13 points. "Mike threw
  great passes."

  After Lewis made a lane jumper, the duo again worked one of basketball's
  basic plays  to perfection.  This time,  Divac set a pick above the foul
  line and rolled down the lane  before taking Bibby's pass and dunking to
  give Sacramento the lead for good at 104-102 with 1:42 left.

  "Coach just tried it one time and it worked, so we tried to keep going to
  it," said Bibby, who had five assists.

  "We made some great plays down the stretch," Adelman said. "Mike made some
  great decisions and Vlade got those big dunks."

  Ray Allen,  an 86 percent foul shooter,  could only split a pair from the
  line. On Seattle's next possession,  he missed a three-pointer and Vitaly
  Potapenko missed a running hook before Peja Stojakovic rebounded and made
  two free throws with 11 seconds to go.

  The Kings survived  another missed three-pointer by Allen,  who made just
  5-of-21 shots. They completed a 4-2 road trip to strengthen their hold on
  first place in the Pacific Division.

  "This trip was good," Divac said. "We really grew as a team from the first
  half of the season.  Defensively, we talk now and we help each other. Down
  the stretch, a couple of stops have really made these games."

  "To finish this six-game trip with three wins like this is great," Adelman
  added. "The guys really turned it around.  They really had an attitude the
  last three games."  Stojakovic scored  29 points  and Brad Miller added 28
  and matched his career-high 17 rebounds for the Kings,  who have won three
  in a row.

  In losing their third straight game, the SuperSonics wasted the greatest
  game of Antonio Daniels' career.  The sixth-year guard  had 30 points on
  9-of-15 shooting and handed out 11 assists.

  "Ray and Rashard (Lewis) drew a lot of double-teams, which enabled myself
  to be aggressive and make things happen,  whether that meant shooting the
  basketball or getting somebody else the basketball  when they were open,"
  Daniels said.

  The Kings  held a 57-41  lead early  in the third  quarter  and an  86-75
  advantage with less than 11 minutes to go before Daniels had a runner and
  banked in a three-pointer  in an 11-0 spurt  that gave the Sonics a 90-89
  lead with 6:21 left.

  "We got too casual and we got too relaxed," Adelman said. "They jumped all
  over us."  Stojakovic scored seven points in 72 seconds to give Sacramento
  a 96-93 lead. Lewis, who scored 17 points,  made a jumper before his three
  -pointer tied it for the last time.