This week, the Sacramento Kings were at the forefront of the NBA's tanking conversation. Due to an intentional foul late in their game against the Golden State Warriors that made it appear the Kings were trying to lose, the NBA launched an investigation into the situation.
The Sacramento Kings have had a very disappointing season, holding just a 21-59 record with two games left, but they have had a few bright spots. Notably, their rookies have shined, but a couple of their veterans have left a mark as well.
The NBA tanking controversy reached a new low on Tuesday. With three minutes remaining in the game between the Golden State Warriors and the Sacramento Kings, and the Kings leading by a point, Kings coach Doug Christie directed his team to foul Seth Curry. The decision sparked massive outrage from fans and the media alike for blatantly tanking.
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 season is on the eve of its end, as there are just two games left in the disappointing year. But that doesn't mean there isn't still something at stake for Sacramento.
The Sacramento Kings are entering an offseason where every roster decision matters, especially regarding back-end depth and guard rotation balance. With the likelihood of adding another guard through the draft, Sacramento simply cannot afford to carry redundant pieces at the same position.
The NBA announced Thursday that Sacramento Kings head coach Doug Christie made an honest mistake in his team's loss to the Golden State Warriors. The league
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.
Despite some late-game controversy that has now led to an NBA investigation, the Sacramento Kings put up an impressive effort against the Golden State Warriors.
Another NBA team is under scrutiny for potential tanking (in perhaps the strangest saga yet). The NBA is investigating the Sacramento Kings after a bizarre move by their head coach Doug Christie during Tuesday’s game against the Golden State Warriors.
While the teams are prepping for the playoffs, the Sacramento Kings might have a whole different plan going on. And the fans couldn’t be silent anymore.
NBA legend Jason Williams has always maintained a loyal legion of basketball fans. However, the Sacramento Kings icon has taken on a bigger role in the hoop space and sneaker industry in 2026.
The NBA has only disciplined two teams for trying to lose this season. Now they're investigating the Sacramento Kings for a simple reason: The league got embarrassed.
The 2026 NBA Draft class is not short on intrigue. More importantly for fantasy managers, it is not short on players who can help right away. That is what separates this group from a lot of rookie classes.
The Sacramento Kings may retain head coach Doug Christie beyond the 2025–26 season despite a disappointing campaign, with internal evaluations reportedly factoring in the team’s injury struggles.
Russell Westbrook might be out of basketball action at the moment. But he surely is not out of the spotlight. While the Sacramento Kings’ star’s trash talk on the court went viral, his singing, too, recently grabbed the entire limelight.
Dylan Cardwell made a pair of emphatic blocks in the waning moments to cap a stretch of clutch defensive plays as the Sacramento Kings sent the visiting New Orleans Pelicans to a seventh consecutive loss with a 117-113 decision on Friday.
Sixers guard VJ Edgecombe has been named the Eastern Conference’s Rookie of the Month for March, while Kings big man Maxime Raynaud has won the award for the Western Conference, the NBA announced today (Twitter link).