Halftime w/ Jason and Nate - January 7, 2016
Jason and Nate preview Kobe's last game in Sacramento; plus, some MLB hall-of-fame talk, a poll on the five greatest players in NFL history, and interviews with Gary Gerould and Henry Turner.
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Jason and Nate preview Kobe's last game in Sacramento; plus, some MLB hall-of-fame talk, a poll on the five greatest players in NFL history, and interviews with Gary Gerould and Henry Turner.
Kings radio voice Gary Gerould talks about his memories of Kobe Bryant as a preview of Kobe's last game in Sacramento.
The NBA All-Star Game is quickly approaching, who should the fans vote in from the Sacramento Kings?
Kobe Bryant will say farewell to Sacramento Thursday night as the Sacramento Kings host the Los Angeles Lakers
Take a look at this Burger King commercial from when Steph's dad, Dell, was a player in the NBA. The best part of the entire video is that Steph looks EXACTLY the same. Even the hair cut is exactly the same.
Deron Williams has been back with his hometown Dallas Mavericks for a couple of months now. He might have finally had his homecoming parade. Or homecoming dogpile, if you will.
Kings TV analyst Jerry Reynolds discusses the Kings' win in Oklahoma City and looks ahead to Tuesday's game in Dallas.
DeMarcus Cousins had 33 points and a season-high 19 rebounds, and Sacramento took advantage of Kevin Durant being out of the lineup to beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 116-104 on Monday night.
Jason and Nate discuss the firing of Jim Tomsula and all the other Black Monday happenings in the NFL - plus, a preview of Kings/Thunder and an interview with the Bay Area Sports Guy, Steve Berman.
If you are familiar with the video app known as Vine, you have probably seen the "LeBron James" kid vine that has become viral. It's the most popular NBA-related vine on the web with more than 47 million loops. He's got a new idol on the Kings.
With two wins sandwiched around a narrow loss over its last three games, Philadelphia coach Brett Brown believes his team is finally figuring things out.
While you take in the new year, there will be plenty of sports on TV all weekend for you to sit back on the couch, grab some snacks and enjoy.
According to Marc Spears of Yahoo Sports, Sacramento Kings Center DeMarcus Cousins will not be suspended or fined following his actions in Monday's game against the Golden State Warriors.
The sports world had a big year in 2015. Stories on and off the court/field/rink filled headlines. Here are some of the biggest winners and losers from 2015.
The year of 2015 is ending fast, so here are the top-10 sports stories posted on KHTK.com since Jan. 1, 2015.
Stephen Curry's eyes lit up when he saw little brother Seth guarding him for the first time in their NBA career, and the reigning MVP promptly missed a long 3-pointer.
After losing a heart-breaker to Portland Sunday night, the Kings travel to Oracle Arena, where the Warriors are 14-0 this season. Can the Kings stage an upset in the league's most hostile arena?
In the first Mo's Monthly, Kings.com contributor Morgan Ragan tests the Sacramento Kings knowledge of Holiday trivia!
Christmas is the time of year when families come together for one reason and one reason only...to watch basketball.
The Kings head to Indiana to face Paul George and the Pacers
Sacramento will take a special interest in this group because two former Sacramento Kings players have made the list.
Marcin Gortat had a season-high 27 points and 16 rebounds to lead the Wizards past the Kings.
The Kings had six players score in double figures to go wire-to-wire and beat the Raptors, 104-94.
Sacramento Kings center DeMarcus Cousins has made 46 assists in 17 games this year, but perhaps his biggest assist came when he surprised a local family with a brand new car.
It's the middle of December and with the NBA, NHL and NFL in full force, there will be plenty of good games to pay attention to this weekend.
