Kings work out Sean May; Ike Diogu waits

When NBA free agency began earlier this month, Kings basketball president Geoff Petrie said he would take a "wait and see" approach. Tuesday in Las Vegas, the waiting ended as the Kings saw fourth-year forward Sean May in a workout that was also seen by Portland. Yet while the Kings were observing what is believed to be their only free-agent workout thus far, Ike Diogu continued to wait. Diogu, the former Kings forward whose qualifying offer of $3.9 million was declined by Sacramento this month, is now a reluctant unrestricted free agent. Diogu had hoped impressive outings against Denver and Minnesota in the final two games of the 2008-09 season would be enough to convince the Kings to bring him back when he was a restricted free agent. Now they're merely one of 30 teams with which he could sign. After starting center Spencer Hawes went down with a knee injury, Diogu had 32 points and 11 rebounds against Denver, and 28 points and 13 rebounds against...