The Jonathan Kuminga saga may finally be coming to an end, at least for the Sacramento Kings and their pursuit of the young wing in a sign-and-trade. While
The Sacramento Kings have hovered around mediocrity in back-to-back seasons and will likely do the same this season, seeing as Domantas Sabonis, Zach LaVine
Dennis Schroder won the EuroBasket MVP award after Germany beat Turkey 88-83 in the final on Sunday. Schroder scored 16 points and had 12 assists as Germany completed an excellent second-half comeback.
Following Germany's 88-83 triumph over Turkey in the 2025 EuroBasket, Dennis Schroder was awarded the tournament's MVP and also selected to the All-Star
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
Germany lifted the EuroBasket 2025 trophy on Sunday after defeating Turkey 88-83 in the final. Orlando Magic star Franz Wagner (18 points) and former Los Angeles Laker Isaac Bonga (20 points) were excellent, but another player won the Most Valuable Player award.
A back-and-forth battle between a pair of 8-0 teams went down to the wire in Sunday’s EuroBasket championship game, with Kings point guard Dennis Schroder helping to secure a gold medal for Germany by scoring the final six points and turning an 83-82 deficit into an 88-83 victory over Turkey.
Despite all the negativity around the Sacramento Kings from outside the organization, it’s clear that ownership, the coaching staff, and the front office expect a lot from their current group. The issue with the Kings isn’t talent, it’s fit.
The Sacramento Kings aren't expected to do much in the daunting Western Conference next season, but that doesn't mean they don't have talent on their roster.
The Sacramento Kings have had a semi-productive 2025 NBA offseason, addressing a gaping hole in their lineup by bringing in Dennis Schroder as their new starting point guard.
Kelly Oubre could have a group of teams looking to trade for him soon. According to The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross, the Sacramento Kings will not be one of them.
The Sacramento Kings came into the offseason with a long to-do list, and while they revamped their front office and coaching staff, there's been no big move to quickly reshape the roster under Scott Perry.
We've reached the slow part of the offseason where every single move gets analyzed under a microscope. And the Sacramento Kings' recent waiving of Terence Davis falls right in that category.
Germany secured its first EuroBasket Final appearance in more than two decades after defeating Finland 98-96 in a closely contested semifinal at the 2025 FIBA EuroBasket.
The Sacramento Kings have been involved with a handful of free agents this offseason, but their only signings have been Dennis Schroder, Drew Eubanks, and Doug McDermott.
After missing the playoffs last season, many around the NBA expected the Sacramento Kings to begin a rebuild this offseason. Instead, Sacramento has elected to keep their core of Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine together and they have also made some notable additions to their roster.
The Sacramento Kings have rarely been a premium destination for NBA players. Now, it seems like playing for the Kings is driving players out of the country.
The Kings have parted ways with veteran guard Terence Davis, per the NBA’s official transaction log. Davis, 28, had a non-guaranteed $2.5 million salary for the upcoming season, so Sacramento won’t be on the hook financially after releasing him.
While many around the NBA expected the Sacramento Kings to begin a rebuild this offseason after trading De’Aaron Fox last season, they instead elected to bolster their roster and make a run at a playoff spot this season.
A couple of years ago, the Sacramento Kings were the darlings of the NBA. “Light the Beam” became a rallying cry not just for the franchise, but for a city that had long suffered through irrelevance and futility.