Sacramento Kings star guard De'Aaron Fox had some unkind words for what he perceived to be questionable officiating during Saturday's 128-112 loss to the Utah Jazz at Vivint Arena.
Seven losses in a row for the Kings. De’Aaron Fox continued his mastery of the New Orleans Pelicans. The rest of his team didn’t. The New Orleans-born Fox dropped 43, raising his season average against the Pelicans to 41 points per game for the season, while adding six assists and earning 15 trips to the line.
Sacramento Kings guard Buddy Hield will miss Monday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans due to an undisclosed illness. The Sacramento Bee 's Jason Anderson reported the illness isn't COVID-19-related...
After their loss against the Utah Jazz, the Sacramento Kings added their 29th 6+ game losing streak in 15 years. The Kings have been in a playoff drought for 15 years.
After playing his way into the starting five, Haliburton has been moved back to the bench. He's taking it all in stride.
Fox's comments will cost him.
The organization will honor frontline workers by hosting 1,600 of them for the April 20 game against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The Sacramento Kings will have some fans in the building for the stretch drive of the season.
It’s safe to say the Sacramento Kings have hit a rough patch. Not all of the six straight losses have been a disaster, farm from it. But the Kings were clearly frustrated after Saturday’s 128-112 loss to the mighty Utah Jazz.
Sacramento hung with the best team in the NBA, but couldn’t come up with a win in Utah. The Sacramento Kings gave everything they had for 42 minutes against the team with the best record in the NBA, but came apart late in the game.
The Kings have lost five straight. The “Cory Joseph Revenge Game” went according to plan, to the chagrin of the Sacramento Kings, who extended their losing streak to five games with an embarrassing 113-101 loss to the Detroit Pistons.
Kings head coach Luke Walton isn’t interested in taking over at Arizona, writes Jason Anderson of The Sacramento Bee. Two decades ago, Walton was a star player for the Wildcats, who created a vacancy by firing Sean Miller today.
The Sacramento Kings intend to waive shooting guard DaQuan Jeffries to create a roster spot, according to James Ham of NBC Sports Bay Area. Jeffries, 23, is 6-foot-5 and appeared in just 18 games this season after playing in 13 last year.
Well, the Sacramento Kings finally lost. After five straight victories, they dropped a 120-105 road decision to the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday. This came after beating the Spurs on Monday.
General manager Monte McNair chose another direction ahead of the March 25 trade deadline, making a series of smaller-scale deals to add talent to the current roster, rather than dealing away established veterans for long-term assets.
Barnes had 16 points and 11 rebounds in the Kings’ 100-98 win.
Sacramento Kings trade for Delon Wright, immediately upgrading their backup guard position. According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Sacramento will send guard Cory Joseph, in addition to two second-round picks.
Richaun Holmes has proven himself to be a formidable NBA starting center ever since gaining the nod early into his first season with the Kings in 2019.
While Bagley is still putting up some decent numbers in his own right (13.9 points and 7.4 rebounds per game this season), he has missed a lot of time due to injury and has cratered overall since his rookie year.
This will likely surprise many that felt like Sacramento was ready to give up on its season and get some long-term value in exchange for two players who would likely generate interest on the trade market.
According to The Athletic’s Sam Amick and Jason Jones, the Kings lost approximately $100 million over the last year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The fact that Barnes is on the block ahead of the March 25 NBA trade deadline is not too surprising. He’s morphed into a darn-good three-and-D wing for the Kings.
Walton is in his second season as Kings head coach with two years and $11.5 million left on his contract with the team. But Sacramento is faltering again this season, currently sitting 13th in the West with a 14-22 record.
Bagley’s uneven play coupled with his injury history has led to virtually no interest in him as far as trades go.
Following Wednesday night’s loss against the Kings, the Los Angeles Lakers have fallen to 24-13 in the West, 3.5 games back from the first seed. With the Purple and Gold struggling with Anthony Davis on the shelf, it’s looking increasingly likely that they’ll make a move ahead of this month’s trade deadline.
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