The Sacramento Kings continued their offseason overhaul with the announcement of three new assistant coaches . While coaching and front office changes have already taken place for the Kings, from a player perspective, we're left to wonder and speculate what moves Scott Perry may make.
The Sacramento Kings could potentially be in line for a big offseason under new general manager Scott Perry, however, they do not want to get too wild.
The Sacramento Kings are at somewhat of a crossroads regarding their roster. They're just good enough to contend for a spot in the NBA Playoffs or NBA Play-In Tournament, but not good enough to compete to win the Western Conference.
The Kings are adding veteran assistant coach Mike Miller to Doug Christie‘s staff, according to James Ham of The Kings Beat (Twitter link). Sacramento is also hiring Chris Darnell as an assistant, reports NBA insider Chris Haynes (Twitter link).
In what has been a summer of rebuilding for the Sacramento Kings coaching staff, the final form seems to be taking shape. On Friday, it was reported that
Statistical milestones in the NBA don’t hit with the same punch. That’s because, other than single-game totals, everything is seen in per-game averages.
There was good news today in Sacramento as Jake LaRavia spoke on his desire to stay in Sacramento. For a team that desperately needs wing depth, bringing back LaRavia would be a great move for the offseason if they can get a deal done with the 23-year-old wing.
It was a disappointing season for the Sacramento Kings and they now enter a crucial offseason that could be full of changes. Of course, the Kings’ season was one full of changes as they moved on from head coach Mike Brown in late December and then traded away their star point guard De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs at the trade deadline.
With the Sacramento Kings at a crossroads, struggling to find an identity and a long-term direction, one thing has always remained paramount: finding and retaining talent.
After three years with the Chicago Bulls, six-time NBA All-Star DeMar DeRozan joined the Sacramento Kings via a sign-and-trade last season. In his first season with the Kings, the California native averaged 22.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, and 4.4 assists per game.
LeBron James has left a long trail of victims in his NBA career, many of whom were great players in their own right. Still going strong at the age of 40, LeBron has four NBA titles and 10 Finals appearances, eight of which came over the 2011-2018 season.
No NBA player would ever openly admit to fearing competition. Publicly, they never flinch at the idea of facing some of the game’s all-time greats. But the truth is, sometimes players mysteriously miss games—citing illness—when the thought of guarding one of the league’s most elite scorers becomes a little too real.
The Sacramento Kings have a lot of needs heading into the offseason. From point guards, to length and athleticism, and general all-around depth. But something they definitely don't need is more help at the shooting guard position.
Since 2018, the Sacramento Kings have hosted the California Classic, a mini slate of games before the NBA Summer League kicks off in Las Vegas. In past
In an offseason of change, it feels almost certain at this point that the Sacramento Kings and DeMar DeRozan are going to part ways. The Kings don't have
Some places in the US have a certain reputation. Compton, California, is definitely one of them, thanks to the many rap songs produced about it from hometown artists like Dr.
NBA legend Paul Pierce had an interesting trade proposal for the Denver Nuggets and Sacramento Kings. He believes the Nuggets should trade Michael Porter Jr.
The Sacramento Kings, in their effort to compete in a loaded Western Conference, need to address two things if they plan on staying the course and not rebuilding.
The Sacramento Kings are reportedly looking to make moves this offseason that will shake up the team and give the roster a new look, all while preserving the team’s ability to compete for a playoff or play-in game spot next season.
The Miami Heat and Sacramento Kings are two teams that seem to be stuck in purgatory. Neither team is good enough to compete for the championship, and it is unlikely that either would even win a playoff series as currently constructed.
After one of the most disappointing seasons in recent memory, the Sacramento Kings have no shortage of needs this offseason. What will be difficult for new GM Scott Perry is addressing all of the holes on the Kings' roster to compete in the daunting Western Conference.
Most of the “end of season” grades I’ve written so far have been relatively straightforward. Malik Monk , Jonas Valančiūnas , Keegan Murray , and Devin Carter all had their ups and downs, but none of the four are paid more than $18 million per year.
With the 2025 NBA Draft just a month away, many teams are getting an idea of who will be at the top of their boards, but the Sacramento Kings are in a much more challenging spot.
The Sacramento Kings have an interesting offseason ahead of them as they try to retool their roster and become a playoff contender. Sacramento had high expectations this season but they were unable to live up to them as they finished ninth in the Western Conference standings and were eliminated in the first round of the Play-In Tournament.
Jrue Holiday has spent each of the previous two seasons playing for the Boston Celtics. The former UCLA star finished this past regular season with averages of 11.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.1 steals per contest while shooting 44.3% from the field and 35.3% from the three-point range in 62 games.