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From Mike Bibby's clutch game-winning jumper in the Western Conference Finals, LeBron James' first NBA game and the Sacramento Monarchs WNBA Championship win, the Sacramento Kings are allowing fans to determine their Top Arena Moment from the past 27 years.

Beginning Thursday, Nov. 19, a bracket-style tournament will begin with the No. 1 seeded moment versus the No. 32 seeded moment.

Matchups will continue twice per week through the course of the first two months of the season, with the second round beginning a once per week schedule through the end of February.

A Top Arena Moment will be crowned during the final week of the season and, barring playoff action, the final week of Kings basketball at Sleep Train Arena before the team moves to Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento.

To vote, visit www.TopArenaMoments.com every week through the end of the season!

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SACRAMENTO, CA –The Sacramento Kings welcome back a familiar face tonight as Jaime Coffee will serve as the public address announcer for tonight’s game against the Memphis Grizzlies.

Coffee will fill in for longtime announcer Scott Moak, who is missing his first game in 12 years due to illness. Coffee is believed to be the first female public address announcer in NBA history.

“This opportunity to announce an NBA game is a dream come true for me,” Coffee said. “To have the chance to fill in for a great announcer like Scott Moak and work in front of the best fans in the NBA is just incredible.”

Coffee is a staple in Sacramento having served as public address announcer for the Sacramento Monarchs from 2001-2009. In addition to announcing Sacramento State basketball games, she is preparing to work her third consecutive Pac 12 tournament in the same capacity.

“We will miss Scott tonight but are thrilled to welcome Jaime back to center court,” said Kings President Chris Granger. “As the longtime voice of our beloved Monarchs, Jaime will no doubt excite the crowd while also keeping us well informed.  She is family, she is talented, and she may in fact be the first female public address announcer in NBA history.  She also called the championship-clinching game for the Monarchs, so we know she will bring a winning spirit as well!”

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