Cousins Demands Trade From Sacramento; Told To Stay Away From Team
The Sacramento Kings say DeMarcus Cousins has demanded a trade and has been told to stay away from the team.
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The Sacramento Kings say DeMarcus Cousins has demanded a trade and has been told to stay away from the team.
Despite an injured wrist, Kobe Bryant nearly led the Los Angeles Lakers to an impressive season-opening victory.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is calling his meeting with NBA Commissioner David Stern and other executives a "productive conversation" about the city's efforts to help finance a new arena.
Sacramento Kings owners Joe and Gavin Maloof are growing increasingly optimistic that the city will approve an acceptable financing plan for a new arena by the March 1 deadline to keep the franchise from relocating.
A task force established by Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson recommended a rough plan Thursday to raise $400 million to build a downtown arena, a key step in the city's efforts to keep the NBA's Kings.
The Sacramento Kings used their 2nd round pick on UCLA's Tyler Honeycutt.
Kings owners Joe and Gavin Maloof say they are "optimistic" that Sacramento can help finance a new arena after a feasibility study was released at a special City Hall meeting.
Just before his meeting with NBA owners to decide the fate of the Sacramento Kings, Kevin Johnson clicked on the television and found an unlikely source of inspiration.
Kings co-owner Joe Maloof said Monday that the NBA club will remain in Sacramento for at least one more season to give Mayor Kevin Johnson a chance to follow through on his promise for a new arena.
The Sacramento Bee reports on Thursdaythat NBA officials met with the Maloofs on Wednesday and recommended that the team remain in Sacramento.
Sacramento is showing the NBA the money.
After months of discussion about the likely relocation of the Sacramento Kings to Anaheim, the tables have apparently turned. The Los Angeles Times is reportingthat the Kings are now "expected" to remain in Sacramento for the 2011-2012 NBA season, citing NBA officials.
Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson has pledged additional money as part of a regional effort to persuade NBA officials to keep the Kings in California's capital.
The NBA has granted the owners of the Sacramento Kings an extension until May 2 to file paperwork requesting a relocation to Anaheim.
Mayor Tom Tait is expected to return home to Orange County from New York City Friday, after wrapping up talks with NBA about moving the Sacramento Kings to Anaheim.
Have fans of the Sacramento Kings been thrown a lifeline? One day after the team closed its regular season at home in front of a teary crowd, Kevin Johnson, the Mayor of Sacramento, has raised a possible alternative to the franchise relocating to Anaheim.
Kobe Bryant scored 36 points and forced overtime on a tying 3-pointer with 4.8 seconds left in regulation, and the Los Angeles Lakers regrouped to hand the Sacramento Kings a 116-108 loss Wednesday night in what might have been the last game ever in this rivalry.
Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait will fly to New York City Wednesday to throw his support behind the Sacramento Kings' owners and their proposed move to Anaheim.
The deadline Sacramento Kings fans have dreaded for months has finally arrived.
A few weeks ago, we noted that Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson is opposed to the idea of the Sacramento Kings moving to Anaheim to join the Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers in Southern California.
Sacramento isn't losing its NBA team without a fight.
The Anaheim city council has unanimously approved a $75 million bond deal to entice the Sacramento Kings to relocate to Orange County.
Fans in Southern California are wasting no time showing their interest in tickets for a possible NBA franchise in Anaheim.
Sacramento Kings owner Joe Maloof made his first public comment about his franchise's possible relocation to Anaheim on Monday night, criticizing a letter sent between the cities' governments.
The city of Anaheim has acknowledged its pursuit of the Sacramento Kings, revealing a financial plan to entice the team to relocate to Honda Center with $75 million in bonds.
