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by Tom ZillerFiled under: Bobcats, Kings, NBA TransactionsA month ago, Charlotte declined to offer Sean May a scheduled $3.6 million contract for his fifth NBA season, a smart move given May's history of maladies and recent lack of fitness. Last preseason, Bobcats coach Larry Brown famously told reporters that while May tried hard to get in shape a year after devastating microfracture...

Congratulations Sacramento Kings fans you have just acquired Charlotte Bobcats power forward Sean May. Kings fans have one of the strongest NBA fan bases on the web ( just witness the awesomeness of Sactown Royalty, Cowbell Kingdom or KingFans.com ) so we felt that it would be the neighborly thing for us to do to pass along some of Sean May's legacy (from a BobcatsPlanet perspective...

The Kings find their latest lottery underachiever in Sean May.

I’ve seen a lot of disappointment over the signing of forward Sean May today (and over the past couple weeks as it’s been heavily rumored), and I can’t say that I agree. Yes, I understand that Ike Diogu had two very impressive games and did well in practice during his short stint in Sacramento. That’s [...]

Former North Carolina standout Sean May, coming off three injury-hampered years with the Charlotte Bobcats, agreed in principle to a one-year, minimum contract with the Kings. An official announcement is expected later today. May, a 6-foot-9 center/power forward, will earn approximately $880,000, of which the league pays approximately $50,000. A lottery pick in 2005 ...

Granted, that’s just what the big man said via Twitter. We’re still awaiting any “official” word: “Charlotte has always been good to me! And it will always be home! But…. It’s time for a change! And Sacramento here I come!”

Sean May ambled into Cox Pavilion last Tuesday during the NBA Summer League in Las Vegas, inciting curious murmuring along press row and turning heads in the stands because, frankly, no one was sure it was Sean May. He appeared too thin. His body was muscled, toned. But he held a gym bag and was dressed in work clothes – oversized T-shirt and baggy gym shorts draping his...

Sean May

Free-agent forward Sean May has agreed to a one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings. The Kings announced the deal Tuesday. May became a free agent when Charlotte declined to make him a one-year qualifying offer of $3.7 million last month. May was drafted as the 13th pick in 2005 but has been limited because of a knee injury and conditioning. His best season came in 2006...

Free-agent forward Sean May has agreed to a one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings.

Free-agent forward Sean May has agreed to a one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings.