Tonight we have the first of a few nights of NBA play-in action. There is nothing better than a single-game elimination for real drama.
After two straight wins, the Sacramento Kings are preparing to battle one of the bottom-5 teams in the Western Conference in the Houston Rockets. It's true that the Rockets' record isn't pretty, but there are certainly players to watch out for come game-time.
For the Sacramento Kings, speed and toughness are prioritized traits that head coach Mike Brown looks for in his players. Someone who certainly brings these traits to the table is star PG De'Aaron Fox, a player that averages both the most points and steals for the Kings.
The San Antonio Spurs are just over 24 hours away from the NBA Trade Deadline and if they want someone outside of the roster to make an impact this season, they don't have much time to add them on board.
The Milwaukee Bucks' lack of a perimeter stopper is no secret in the NBA. With Damian Lillard and Malik Beasley starting in Milwaukee's backcourt, the Bucks' perimeter defense resembles a sieve more than a wall.
After the Miami Heat made a deal for Charlotte Hornets' Terry Rozier to solve their point guard discrepancy, many people around the league wonder how the rest of the guard market will shake out ahead of the trade deadline.
The Beam Team appears to be open for business.
Sacramento made the postseason for the first time in 16 years last season. They will want to build on that success. However, in order to upgrade their roster, the Kings will need to part ways with some of their assets.
Trade season in the NBA is approaching, which means some eye-catching rumors and developments around the league are to come with it. With many teams looking competitive early on in the season, it could lead to some eventual mid-season player movement with franchises scrambling to add talent to their roster’s championship push.
The Sacramento Kings had a heartbreaking finish to their impressive 2022-23 season, as they were one game away from beating the 2022 NBA Champions and moving on to the second round of the playoffs.
One NBA writer is proposing that the Toronto Raptors and Sacramento Kings make a trade centered around Precious Achiuwa and Davion Mitchell.
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors look to even their Western Conference first-round series against De'Aaron Fox and the Sacramento Kings in San Francisco.
Following Wednesday's loss to the Atlanta Hawks, Kings head coach Mike Brown addressed the media, as did Davion Mitchell and Kevin Huerter. You can watch
Davion Mitchell came off the bench in place of an injured De'Aaron Fox and scored 23 points, including five straight over a critical stretch in the final 1:26, to lead the Sacramento Kings past the host Charlotte Hornets 115-108 on Monday.
The Kings have exercised the third-year rookie-scale option on guard Davion Mitchell, the team announced in a press release. Mitchell, 24, is 6-foot-12 and was drafted with the No.
Mitchell will earn a guaranteed $5,063,640 in ’23-24, his third season.
The vibes were immaculate at the Sacramento Kings 2022-23 Media Day. That's typical of most media days (sorry Lakers and Suns), but this seemed different.
Mitchell is currently suffering from a right hand injury.
Sacramento also has five other players in the health and safety protocols.
Incoherence, not improvement, is probable here, and with their latest try at this disproven method, the Kings show themselves to once again be a phoenix that can’t fly; a bird that burns itself to be re-born into yet another kind of hapless floor-bound creature.
He was honored as the 2020-21 Big 12 Defensive Player of the Year, as well as being a two-time All-Big 12 and two-time Big 12 All-Defensive Team selection.
Davion Mitchell was arguably the best player on what ended up being the best team in college basketball.
Mitchell averaged 14.1 points, 2.7 rebounds and 5.5 assists per game this season while shooting 51.1% from the field and 44.7% from deep.
Mitchell was already expected to be a first-round pick before Baylor's national championship run, averaging 14 points and 5.5 assists per game while shooting over 50% from the field.
The Final Four tickets have been punched. As Gonzaga, Baylor, Houston, and UCLA prepare for April 3 in Lucas Oil Stadium, we’re excited to get a prime-time look at some of the 2021 NBA Draft’s premier prospects.
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