The Sacramento Kings lost another starter on Friday when forward De'Andre Hunter underwent season-ending surgery on his left eye, the team announced. Hunter was playing his second game for the Kings when he sustained a retinal detachment in the third quarter of a Feb.
Kings forward De’Andre Hunter will miss the remainder of the season after deciding to undergo eye surgery, according to NBA insiders Chris Haynes and Marc Stein. Hunter’s Kings tenure barely had time to begin.
In what feels like a scheduled event over the last few days, the Sacramento Kings have lost another key rotation player for the season. According to Chris
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As the Sacramento Kings have lost the last 15 games, the team now experiences more bad news regarding the eye injury to star forward De’Andre Hunter. With Hunter missing time with the Kings with an eye injury, the latest reporting suggests that he will miss significant time.
The NBA is a league built on the backs of its stars. Every now and then, guys in the NBA will raise their play to All-Star level, and sometimes, that run only lasts for one season.
With their blowout loss to the Orlando Magic on Thursday, the Sacramento Kings have officially set a new franchise record for longest losing streak at 15 games.
The Sacramento Kings made history on Thursday night, and certainly not the good kind. The Kings set a new franchise record with their 15th consecutive loss after getting blown out by the Orlando Magic at home.
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The purple beam above Sacramento was once a symbol of victory and celebration, but it will be fair to say that things have gone ridiculously off-script.
The Sacramento Kings suffered a 131-94 home loss to the Orlando Magic on Thursday night, marking their 15th consecutive loss, setting a dubious franchise record.
It turns out that an All-Star break and some time away doesn't fix everything, especially for a 12-win team that lost their last 14 games heading into the break.
The Orlando Magic pulled a trick up their sleeve on Thursday, and voila, they made the Sacramento Kings even worse. The Magic blasted the Kings, 131-94, at Golden 1 Center, setting a team record with 27 three-pointers.
The Kings have dropped a Sacramento-era record 14 consecutive games as they resume play after the All-Star break with a home game against the Orlando Magic on Thursday night.
Given where the Kings sit in the standings and the fact that Sabonis still was not moving right, the franchise chose to handle it now rather than let him keep grinding through it.
The Kings will be without their starting center for the rest of the 2025/26 season, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania, who reports (via Twitter) that Domantas Sabonis underwent surgery on Wednesday morning to repair the meniscus tear in his left knee.
After beginning his freshman season on few draft radars, Houston point guard Kingston Flemings has quickly cemented himself as one of the best players in the class.
As of the All-Star break, the Sacramento Kings sit with the worst record in the league, and will be hard to catch in the race for the 2026 NBA Draft’s top picks.
Now in the midst of his 18th NBA season with the Sacramento Kings, Russell Westbrook tends to make history with every basket. He reached a major milestone on Monday night.