The Grant Napear Show - April 16, 2013
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Officials with the NBA announced the board of governor's will not vote this week on the future of the Sacramento Kings.
The longest-tenured player on the current Kings roster, Thompson has proven himself a model professional and dedicated steward in the community. Heralded for his hustle, rebounding ability and competitive spirit, JT has cemented his legacy as a fan favorite and respected teammate.
For the second time in three years, the Sacramento Kings will host their regular-season finale with the franchise's future uncertain.
The Sacramento Convention & Visitors Bureau has released a :30 commercial in advance of the NBA Board of Governors and relocation committee meetings in New York aimed at convincing league officials to keep the Kings in Sacramento.
The Oklahoma City Thunder couldn't coast to the No. 1 seed in the Western Conference playoffs.
James Harden thinks the Houston Rockets have only some minor tinkering to do before the playoffs begin. Otherwise, everything seems to be working fine.
Chris Kelly, a former executive at Facebook, and the latest so-called "whale" investor to join the Sacramento team, was hesitant to reveal if Sacramento would up its offer.
The Seattle group attempting to buy the Sacramento Kings says it has reached agreement to raise the purchase price by $25 million.
There's another addition to the investor group to save the Kings and keep the team from moving to Seattle, Mayor Kevin Johnson announced Friday morning via social media.
The Grant Napear Show kicked off with Grant talking about the Sacramento Kings and what is it going to take for the Kings to stay in Sacramento.
As Grant Napear celebrates 25 years with the Sacramento Kings, he and his Kings family - including Jerry Reynolds, Gary Gerould, Fat Lever, Bobby Jackson, Geoff Petrie, Scot Pollard, Vlade Divac - reflect on an amazing broadcasting career.
Though there was nothing special about this late-season meeting between two losing teams, any game against New Orleans is meaningful to Marcus Thornton.
On Wednesday, the Maloofs issued an ultimatum to the Sacramento investor group trying to buy the Kings, saying they want an offer in writing by Friday or they will not negotiate with Sacramento investors -- no matter what.
Grant Napear is joined by the Sacramento Bee's Ryan Lillis, who detailed a Friday deadline from the Maloof family for a binding backup bid to keep the Kings in Sacramento.
