After spending an extended stretch outside Doug Christie’s rotation, Malik Monk has resurfaced in a meaningful way for the Kings. Monk logged 26 and 32 minutes in back-to-back wins over Houston and the Lakers, scoring 15 and 26 points, respectively, as Sacramento pulled off a pair of unexpected upsets.
The Sacramento Kings are hosting the New York Knicks tonight, which means they are not only looking to win their third straight game for the first time this season, but will be doing so against their former head coach, Mike Brown.
It is no secret around the NBA that the Sacramento Kings are gearing up for a big trade deadline, but they do face a significant problem: Most of their players have poor trade value.
Sacramento Kings guard Malik Monk had his playing time severely cut in mid-December. But suddenly the Kings have won back-to-back games for the second time all season, and he has been the catalyst.
It’s been over a year since the Sacramento Kings decided to fire former NBA Coach of the Year Mike Brown. Since then, Brown’s path couldn’t be more different than his prior team’s.
It's hard for everything to go right in the NBA, whether that's due to managerial decisions, bad luck with injuries, or other factors. In league history, there are some moments that stand out, moments that could have gone in a completely different direction and drastically changed the league.
It has been a disappointing season thus far for the Milwaukee Bucks as they currently sit 11th in the Eastern Conference standings with a 17-22 record.
One of the biggest questions surrounding the Sacramento Kings coming into the season was what the future of Keon Ellis would hold. He finished last year as the starting guard and was poised for another leap in his fourth season under defensive head coach Doug Christie.
The Sacramento Kings may be 10-30, but coming off of two back-to-back wins over the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers , vibes are back up in Sacramento following a seven-game losing streak.
The Sacramento Kings haven’t exactly been a juggernaut this year, currently sitting at 10-30 on the 2025-26 NBA season, but they did have an impressive last couple of games, picking up wins over the Houston Rockets and Los Angeles Lakers in back to back nights.
The Los Angeles Lakers entered Monday night looking for an easy win. They won their last six games over the Sacramento Kings, and this game wouldn’t be any different.
The air inside the Golden 1 Center on Monday night felt less like a mid-January regular-season game and more like a prizefight where the undercard had already spilled into the stands.
Russell Westbrook always plays the game at 100 miles per hour. He’s not the type who needs extra motivation to show up ready, but it surely does help him
Malik Monk put out a statement game in the Sacramento Kings’ 124-112 home victory against the Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night. The former NBA Sixth Man of the Year candidate had 26 points, eight assists, and seven three-pointers on 9-for-15 shooting in 32 minutes off the bench.
DeMar DeRozan registered 32 points and six assists and reserve Malik Monk produced season bests of 26 points and eight assists, leading the Sacramento Kings to a solid 124-112 victory over the visiting Los Angeles Lakers on Monday night.
The Sacramento Kings are spiraling through a season that has quickly slipped out of control. Despite rostering recognizable names like DeMar DeRozan, Zach LaVine, and Russell Westbrook, Sacramento sits at the bottom of the Western Conference, and the front office appears ready to pivot.
The Sacramento Kings topped Kevin Durant and the Houston Rockets on Sunday, and while that victory doesn’t make Sacramento an instant NBA title contender, it at least gave the team a rare opportunity to celebrate.
The Sacramento Kings might possess the third-worst record in the NBA, but they certainly are showing they haven't lost fight. Monday night's rematch with the Los Angeles Lakers promises to be a testy affair in Sacramento, and the Kings will be without veteran guard Dennis Schroder for his actions following the most recent meeting on Dec.
Sacramento Kings guard DeMar DeRozan officially etched his name deeper into NBA scoring lore on Sunday, becoming just the 23rd player in league history
The Sacramento Kings have been on the struggle bus throughout the 2025-26 NBA season, currently sitting at 8-30 ahead of Sunday night’s game against the Houston Rockets.
Sacramento Kings guard Dennis Schroder had a telling one-word response to the NBA’s decision to suspend him for going after Luka Doncic following a game three weeks ago.