After a rash of injuries, the Sacramento Kings are bringing in some extra help to get through the rest of the season, or at least the next ten days. They are signing guard DaQuan Jeffries to a 10-day hardship contract, bringing in the former Kings player who is familiar with Sacramento and Doug Christie.
The Kings have signed veteran swingman DaQuan Jeffries to a 10-day contract, according to NBA.com’s transaction log. It’s a hardship deal, per Keith Smith of Spotrac (Twitter link), which means Sacramento didn’t have to waive anyone from its 15-man roster to make room for Jeffries.
The Sacramento Kings might not have had a great season so far. But that did not stop Russell Westbrook from amping up the heat in his games. The 37-year-old has been constantly in the news for his on-court trash talk.
Russell Westbrook has been out of action for the Sacramento Kings for the past two games. The former NBA Most Valuable Player has been sidelined by a foot injury, which is an issue he has been dealing with for an extended period.
The Sacramento Kings enter this offseason facing a difficult reality when it comes to improving the roster. With significant money already committed to key players, creating meaningful cap space will be a challenge, limiting their ability to chase high-end free agents.
Heroes run the NBA, but every story also needs a villain. For some franchises, it's a particularly hated opponent, but every now and then, it's one of their own.
The Sacramento Kings have been surprisingly successful recently, winning five of their last nine games. However, their average margin of defeat in those four losses has been 25 points.
Normally, we'll take a look at Sacramento Kings games and try and find some positive or negative takeaways, but for this game against the Charlotte Hornets, in which the Kings got demolished 134-90, there's little to nothing to key in on as the season winds to a close.
The Sacramento Kings fielded such a depleted roster on Tuesday night, and against a surging Charlotte Hornets team that is exceptionally dominant in victories, this was simply a one-way ticket to a demolition.
A 16-game losing streak should have pushed the Sacramento Kings fully into tank mode. Instead, late-game decisions are telling a completely different story.
The Sacramento Kings added multiple players in the 2025 draft class. The team added Nique Clifford in the first round, then selected Maxime Raynaud in the second.
The Sacramento Kings have been sliding down the NBA Draft lottery standings, going from the league's worst record and a guaranteed top-five pick to the fourth-worst record and the potential to fall to the eighth overall pick.
Basketball has changed so, so much since it was first played in the late 1800s. The NBA has a lot to do with this, and there are even a handful of players who can be credited with influencing significant shifts on their own.
For many NBA players, simply stepping back onto the court can mean everything. After months away from the spotlight, Markelle Fultz shared just how meaningful it felt to return to the game he loves.
The development of Maxime Raynaud has quietly become one of the most intriguing storylines for the Sacramento Kings this season. Thrust into a larger role earlier than expected, the rookie big man has shown flashes of being far more than just a rotational piece.
The Sacramento Kings leaned on a late-game surge from Malik Monk to outlast the Brooklyn Nets 126–122 on Sunday night. Monk delivered a clutch performance, scoring 10 of his game-high 32 points in the final five minutes.
Given his recent ascension to the NBA rookie power ranking scene, the only way for Maxime Raynaud is upwards and onwards. However, what began as a tightly contested game quickly turned into something far more heated late in the fourth quarter as tempers flared between the Sacramento Kings and Brooklyn Nets.
The Sacramento Kings engaged in a bit of a tank-off against the Brooklyn Nets on Sunday night, and it was them that came out on top, 126-122, thanks to an explosive 32-point scoring night from Malik Monk, who had to play a huge role for the team in the aftermath of Nique Clifford’s early departure.
Malik Monk scored 32 points, Maxime Raynaud paired 22 points with 10 rebounds and the Sacramento Kings snapped a two-game losing streak with a 126-122 win over the visiting Brooklyn Nets on Sunday.
Free agent forward Jae Crowder has signed with the Vaqueros de Bayamon, the Puerto Rican team announced on social media (Instagram link). Bayamon is the defending champion of the Baloncesto Superior Nacional, the top basketball league in Puerto Rico.
Sunday’s Brooklyn Nets-Sacramento Kings matchup will have significant implications on the NBA’s draft lottery race. The Kings will be without one of their top contributors, Russell Westbrook, during the game.
For nearly two hours, the London crowd sat on its hands as the UFC Fight Night preliminary card was falling flat. Then Mason Jones and Axel Sola stepped into the cage and decided to trade jabs for 15 minutes straight, turning the fight into an instant classic.
Sacramento Kings big man Precious Achiuwa showed no fear when he tried to troll a referee during a game on Sunday. In the third quarter of a game against the Utah Jazz at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif., Achiuwa was hit with a traveling call after trying to finish a lay-up in transition.
The Kings have agreed to a two-year contract with the former lottery pick Killian Hayes after his pair of 10-day deals expired Saturday, Hayes’ agent Yann Balikouzou confirmed to Shams Charania of ESPN.
The Sacramento Kings got a huge fourth quarter out of 2024 lottery pick Devin Carter Tuesday. Unfortunately, it happened in a game the Kings might have rather lost.