Vlade Divac joins Byron Scott’s Fast Break to look back on his Lakers roots, the legendary Kings-Lakers rivalry, Kobe Bryant’s greatness, and one of the wildest NBA locker-room pranks ever pulled.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Hall of Famer Vlade Divac, Byron Scott and Jay Wagers dive into Vlade’s unforgettable Sacramento Kings years, from joining a team built around Chris Webber, Peja Stojaković, Mike Bibby, Jason Williams, and Doug Christie to battling the Lakers in one of the most talked-about playoff series in NBA history.

Vlade opens up about the 2002 Western Conference Finals, the Robert Horry shot, why he still believes that Kings team had championship-level chemistry, and what made that Sacramento locker room so special. He also shares stories about Jason Williams, Chris Webber’s leadership, and how the Kings’ passing-heavy style helped shape the way modern basketball is played.

Then, Vlade tells the full story behind his legendary Lucy Liu prank on rookie Tony Bobbitt — complete with fake messages, a limo, hidden cameras, a restaurant setup, and a DVD reveal in front of the whole team.

The conversation also covers Vlade’s place in the rise of international NBA stars, Jerry West’s role in changing the league, Kobe Bryant’s work ethic, Larry Bird’s trash talk, Peja’s shooting routine, and why Vlade still considers himself a “purple guy” between the Lakers and Kings.

A funny, honest, story-filled episode with one of the most beloved big men in basketball history.

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