Vivek's Offseason To-Do List: Front Office
Vivek Ranadivé is taking over a downtrodden NBA Franchise that needs a lot of fixing up and this summer will be crucial in laying a foundation for the future.
Vivek Ranadivé is taking over a downtrodden NBA Franchise that needs a lot of fixing up and this summer will be crucial in laying a foundation for the future.
It seems all but certain that the Kings will stay in Sacramento, and yet Chris Hansen continues to fight. And while it would be nice for us if he just conceded, I don't blame him at all.
I know this is going to be a trying week for all of us. I get it. I so want all of this to be over and done with, but at the same time- if we have to wait another 4 months (and it means we keep...
As we prepare for another regular season to come to a close, Kings fans face a familiar uncertainty. Where most fan bases fall back on the mantra of "there's always next year", Kings fan close the season wondering, "is there?"
In his latest piece for NBA.com, David Aldridge has a rundown of what he believes the three most important factors will be in the decision on whether or not to let the Sacramento Kings be sold to the Hansen-Ballmer group.
A recent article by SI's Ian Thomsen lays out the case the Seattle group made against Sacramento in their presentation last week. Aykis lays out Sacramento's defense.
Carmichael Dave is busy fighting the good fight, and spreading the Sacramento Kings gospel, while traveling the country in a giant purple RV. But, he has a reminder for the troops stationed back home in Sacramento...Eight Is Enough.
Should the NBA approve the sale and relocation of the Kings, it will likely be the final chapter of professional basketball in California's capital. The same would not be true for Seattle should the Kings stay.
As the season begins to wind down, I've made my peace with Keith Smart. I still hate his lineup choices, but I've come to terms with him. All things considered, he could have been a lot worse.
The Kings are about to miss the playoffs for the seventh straight season. So where is all of the tank talk?
In the final year of his rookie deal, Tyreke Evans is finally showing the improvement so many have desired to see since his stellar rookie of the year campaign.
Outsiders are starting to realize what Kings fans have known all along; you don't count out Sacramento. Anyone still doubting us does so at their own risk.
Basketball teams are either selling wins or selling hope. The Thomas Robinson trades helps neither cause.
The Kings trade of Thomas Robinson for Patrick Patterson was surprising and confusing.
Grantland's Zach Lowe sat down for a Q&A with Kings coach Keith Smart. It's an excellent interview, but some of Smart's answers raise additional questions.
Last night Greg watched a triple overtime thriller in Boston, and then watched the Kings defy expectations to overcome the Rockets. It's why we play the game, and it's why you don't give up.
Here We Buy night was a wild success, and it was all because of you, the fans.
No Sacramento Kings were selected to the 2013 Rising Stars Challenge, more commonly known as the Rookie/Sophomore game, at All Star Weekend. Isaiah Thomas seems to be the biggest snub.
In attendance for Saturday's blowout loss to the Nuggets, Greg offers his perspective from within the Pepsi Center. Unfortunately, it looked just about as ugly in person as it did on TV.
In anticipation of Saturday's game against the Denver Nuggets, Greg sat down for a Q&A with Nate Timmons of Denver Stiffs.
In preparation for Friday's game against the Thunder, Greg sat down for a chat with J.A. Sherman of Welcome To Loud City. Given the history of the Thunder franchise, we focused heavily on the current situation of the Sacramento Kings.
If the NBA were to put expansion on the table for Seattle, how would that team be constructed?
SB Nation's NBA blogs are all running All-Star themed posts today, telling why their players should make the All-Star team. But c'mon, this is the Kings, so let's just talk about Jimmer for a while.
A recap of the Kings 1st half of the season, because nightmares should be recurring! Also, what does the 2nd half have in store for the lovable lugs?
In a wide-ranging interview with Sports Illustrated, DeMarcus Cousins opens up about his frustrations on and off the court. It's an honest and revealing insight into the mind of Cousins, but it also has some inconsistencies.