NBA unveils schedule for its inaugural in-season tournament
The league unveiled the 60-game schedule for group play of the new event on Tuesday. See when the Kings will play.
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The league unveiled the 60-game schedule for group play of the new event on Tuesday. See when the Kings will play.
The Sacramento Kings officially announced the signing of EuroLeague MVP Sasha Vezenkov on Tuesday.
Coming soon: the NBA Cup. The NBA unveiled the details Saturday of its inaugural in-season tournament, which will have a prize pool of about $18 million and will be capped by a championship game — which won't count in the standings — in Las Vegas on Dec. 9.
A modernized version of the Kings' script wordmark is the centerpiece of the Icon and Association editions.
The Sacramento Kings and All-Star center Domantas Sabonis have agreed to a contract extension worth $217 million over five years, ESPN reported Saturday night.
On Thursday, the Sacramento Kings announced the roster for the fifth annual California Classic Summer League on July 3 and 5 at Golden 1 Center.
The Sacramento Kings have reportedly re-signed an important piece of their turnaround this past season.
Sacramento traded out of the first round then acquired Xavier guard Colby Jones, who was the No. 34 pick. They also took Slawson — a forward — at No. 54.
The Stockton Kings have named Lindsey Harding as the next head coach.
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Sacramento all-stars De'Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis made history as the first pair of Kings teammates to be selected to the All-NBA team in the same season — both made the All-NBA third team.
Murray joins rookie of the year Paolo Banchero of the Orlando Magic, Walker Kessler of the Utah Jazz, Bennedict Mathurin of the Indiana Pacers, and Jalen Williams of the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Sacramento Kings' season may be over, but the accolades are still coming in.
Through every playoff triumph and every glaring mistake, Mike Brown stuck by his young Sacramento Kings knowing how much all of these moments will mean for the future.
After Sunday's Game 7 loss to the defending champs, Kings fans gave their team a standing ovation. It was both a showing of love for this team and a full-circle moment as it happened 10 years after the NBA voted to keep what had been a long-struggling franchise from relocating to Seattle.
