16476326SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — ESPN inducted Sacramento Kings super fan -- aka "Sign Lady" -- into the Fan Hall of Fame Thursday morning.Barbara Rust, affectionately known as "Sign Lady" for the creative and catchy signs that she waves from her seats behind the basket, accepted the honor via satellite at Sleep Train Arena.Photos: 'Sign Lady' inducted into ESPN Fan Hall of FameRust has been a Kings supporter at home games since 1985, when the team moved to Sacramento from Kansas City.Even while battling breast cancer, Rust did her all to support her team. She is known by many fans as the "heart of the fan base."SportsCenter anchor Hannah Storm hosted the 2nd annual event on ESPN's Main Campus.






SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — ESPN inducted Sacramento Kings super fan -- aka "Sign Lady" -- into the Fan Hall of Fame Thursday morning.

Barbara Rust, affectionately known as "Sign Lady" for the creative and catchy signs that she waves from her seats behind the basket, accepted the honor via satellite at Sleep Train Arena.

Photos: 'Sign Lady' inducted into ESPN Fan Hall of Fame

Rust has been a Kings supporter at home games since 1985, when the team moved to Sacramento from Kansas City.

Even while battling breast cancer, Rust did her all to support her team. She is known by many fans as the "heart of the fan base."

SportsCenter anchor Hannah Storm hosted the 2nd annual event on ESPN's Main Campus.