Warriors' Curry To Seek Doctor's Opinion On Ankle
Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is traveling back to the East Coast for further examination on his surgically repaired, sprained right ankle.
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Golden State Warriors point guard Stephen Curry is traveling back to the East Coast for further examination on his surgically repaired, sprained right ankle.
Chuck Hayes is expected to miss three to four weeks with a dislocated left shoulder, the latest injury to sideline the Sacramento Kings big man.
The Sacramento Kings led for much of the first half on the road against Portland but made just 9 of 38 shots after halftime. Sacramento had just 14 points in the final quarter in a 101-79 loss on Tuesday.
The Kings came back to their Sacramento home court to start the 2011-12 season with a national anthem performed by hometown band Tesla's Frank Hannon on Monday night, then went out and gave home fans plenty more to cheer about with a 100-91 win over the Los Angeles Lakers.
Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry sprained his right ankle and had to be helped off the court during the Sacramento Kings' 95-91 preseason victory Tuesday night.
The Sacramento Kings voided Chuck Hayes' $21.3 million, four-year contract Monday, saying the forward-center failed a team physical that forced his release.
Jimmer Fredette had 21 points in his rookie debut and Tyreke Evans scored 17 for the Kings as the Golden State Warriors rolled past the short-handed Kings 107-96 on Saturday night.
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.
The Sacramento Kings are calling their new season "Back in Black." Thursday night they were back in action, putting on a show for fans who have survived a near-move to Anaheim and the NBA lockout.
DeMarcus Cousins apparently didn't lose his sense of humor during the NBA lockout. He certainly seems to have lost some weight.
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.
