Think Big Sacramento's Jeff Dorso Discusses Economic Impact Of New Arena
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Two of the three men involved in a plan to keep the Kings in Sacramento held meetings in Sacramento Monday.
Sacramento Kings fans came out in full force Sunday with a surge of excitement on the heels of the mayor's big announcement of a new arena deal.
After opening the New Year with a road victory against the Los Angeles Lakers, the Philadelphia 76ers could not imagine going the next 3½ months without another win.
George Karl didn't sound like the coach of a Denver team on a streak not seen in 43 years. He sounded like a coach ready to shake things up in the final weeks before the playoffs.
The city of Sacramento and the group of billionaire investors have come to an agreement on a $448 million downtown arena, according to Mayor Kevin Johnson.
Kings fans are still waiting for new deal on a downtown arena in Sacramento. City officials missed the self-imposed deadline Thursday for how they plan to finance a new arena.
Expected to be released Thursday, the term sheet for the financing of a new downtown Kings arena has been delayed.
A term sheet for the plan to build a downtown Sacramento arena is expected to be revealed Thursday and spell out where the possible Kings arena will be built and how it will be paid for.
Marcus Thornton had 25 points, Toney Douglas scored 17 of his 19 in the fourth quarter and the Sacramento Kings rallied from eight down in the final 11 minutes to stun the Los Angeles Clippers 116-101 on Tuesday night.
Keeping the Kings in Sacramento could come down to one unsung hero. It's a name you haven't heard a whole lot about, Kings minority owner John Kehriotis.
Antawn Jamison scored 27 points, Metta World Peace added 22, and the Los Angeles Lakers won without Kobe Bryant, beating the Sacramento Kings 113-102 Sunday night for their sixth victory in seven games.
