The Sacramento Kings' season is nearing its merciful end. They have just ten games left before a long offseason for Scott Perry and the front office begins, with the much-anticipated May 10th NBA draft lottery inching closer.
The Sacramento Kings have had an overall underwhelming 2025-26 campaign as they sit in last place in the West with a 19-53 record. As most of the fanbase is already looking ahead to the 2026 NBA Draft and an optimistically eventful offseason, the team is quietly performing well.
The Sacramento Kings took down the Brooklyn Nets in a 126-122 win on Sunday in a battle between two of the bottom four teams in the NBA. The Kings have now won five of their last eight games to improve to 19-53 on the season, and with just ten games left, things are trending in the wrong direction.
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.
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It went down to the wire, but the Sacramento Kings got the close win over the Brooklyn Nets, winning 126-122 to improve to 19-53. It's a tough game for the tanking crowd, as the Nets moved to 17-54 and now have a 1.5 game 'lead' on the Kings in the draft lottery race.
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.
The bad news continued for the Sacramento Kings, as rookie Nique Clifford exited the game versus the Brooklyn Nets after rolling his ankle at the start of the fourth quarter, and won't return.
The Sacramento Kings have had a disastrous 2025-26 campaign, to say the least, but what is the main cause? Of course, it is easy to blame poor roster construction, as the Kings managed to put together a group of players who cannot succeed together.
The Sacramento Kings are at home on Sunday night as they host the Brooklyn Nets in an interconference matchup. Sacramento enters Sunday’s game with an 18-53 record after losing at home to the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night.
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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.
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Dennis Schroder is a starting-caliber point guard who began the season with the Kings before being traded to the Cavaliers in February. He recently appeared for an interview on ‘The Golden Hoops podcast’ where he spoke his mind on his relationship with the Kings after his trade.
The NBA rookie power rankings are hitting that late-season stretch, where every game swings the narrative. Team success, efficiency, and role all matter now.
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.
For weeks, the Sacramento Kings held onto the top 2026 NBA Draft odds, spurred by the worst record in basketball. It was a long time coming for Sacramento, who entered the season without draft aspirations.
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The Kings and free agent guard Killian Hayes have reached an agreement on a two-year contract, agent Yann Balikouzou tells Shams Charania of ESPN (Twitter link).
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