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ARCO Arena

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Oct 27, 2026

Nick EngvallHOST
2:52
The soldier is the shoe.
Nick EngvallHOST
2:54
So October 29th, 2003, opening night, the Cleveland Cavaliers at the Sacramento Kings, the old Arco Arena in Sacramento, Not the original Arco Arena, but the Arco Arena that most people know from the better days for Sacramento Kings fans.
Nick EngvallHOST
3:07
Nearly 3 million people watched on TV, myself included.
Nick EngvallHOST
3:11
He opens with two Swiss jumpers, one from each corner.
Nick EngvallHOST
7:24
So here's the first game score for LeBron's Air Zoom generation, the AZG.
Nick EngvallHOST
7:29
The moment, I'm going to give this a 1.
Nick EngvallHOST
7:31
25 points, huge TV audience, ARCO Arena crowd.
Nick EngvallHOST
7:35
That air ball, though, and the L, you got to take a point off for that.
Luke JenningsHOST
9:03
So it leads us to today, the 6th of July.
Luke JenningsHOST
9:07
We are in Sacramento, California in the ARCA Arena.
Luke JenningsHOST
9:11
13,000 fans taped on June the 17th.
Luke JenningsHOST
9:15
So not that long ago.
Kate Forry GuanciGUEST
58:52
That's how we knew dad needed a ride home.
Kate Forry GuanciGUEST
58:59
But he never used his handicap placard unless we went to a Sacramento Kings game because Arco Arena was gigantic.
Kate Forry GuanciGUEST
59:05
That was the only time because he always said somebody was worse off than me.
Kate Forry GuanciGUEST
59:10
Every picture that I ever have, he got his both knees and both hips fully replaced every other year, it seemed like.
SpencerHOST
22:17
That tells you how long ago that was.
SpencerHOST
22:19
I saw them at Arco Arena.
DanHOST
22:21
You know, I haven't really gone to a lot of hard rock kind of concerts, right? And you and I have discussed this before.
DanHOST
22:29
Yeah.
OxPANELIST
7:32
There was, there was times already when there was 8,000, 9,000 people in the stands.
OxPANELIST
7:35
I used to be at ARCO Arena watching the, watching the Mar- Monarchs.
OxPANELIST
7:38
And the guy from ESPN said, "I don't, I don't like the W, so I'm not, I don't-"
SwiperPANELIST
7:44
Mm-hmm.
Damien BarlingHOST
42:55
So who would you attribute the development to if not just the head coach, but the coaching staffs are constantly changing? The same thing is true for DeMarcus Cousins.
Damien BarlingHOST
43:04
DeMarcus Cousins was a stunningly talented individual when he walked through the door of, of, of ARCO Arena, of the practice facility in Natomas.
Damien BarlingHOST
43:14
Who developed DeMarcus? The answer is DeMarcus.
Damien BarlingHOST
43:22
DeMarcus and whoever he worked with, the answer is not Sacramento.
Luke JenningsHOST
70:48
So we got Bret Hart versus Paul Roma.
Luke JenningsHOST
70:51
This is from the 17th of June, 1991, Sacramento, California, in the Arco Arena.
Luke JenningsHOST
71:00
Paul Roma managed by the Doctor of Style, Slick.
Luke JenningsHOST
71:06
And here comes The Hitman.
Bonta HillGUEST
29:28
And Whitey, you know it, but you gotta represent for the 916, and the purple up there.
Bonta HillGUEST
29:33
They would be in Valkatraz up in Sacramento, and there would be no banners up there at the Golden 1 Center, or formerly known as ARCO Arena.
Bonta HillGUEST
29:40
There would be no WNBA championship banners there.
Bonta HillGUEST
29:43
There would be no parades if they had to see the Valkyries.
Franco FinnHOST
3:51
Yeah
Trent RhorerGUEST
3:51
... parking lot at the Arco Arena.
Franco FinnHOST
3:53
Oh, gotcha.
Franco FinnHOST
3:54
Oh, the Arco Arena.
Trent RhorerGUEST
3:54
And so we used to go get season tickets.
Franco FinnHOST
3:55
Yeah.

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