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DeMar DeRozan is impressed with what he's seen from the Sacramento Kings' rookies, particularly Nique Clifford.

NBA scouts are paying attention to the situation in Sacramento, hoping to pick up some new players after the Kings meltdown.

Russell Westbrook has announced this isn't his last season in the NBA, meaning a longer run with the Sacramento Kings is in his future.

The Sacramento Kings are stacking up injured and sick players, including the potential for four starters missing the home opener.

The start of the season could have a huge impact on the rest of DeRozan's career

After the Sacramento Kings officially signed Russell Westbrook, Scott Perry talked about him changing the identity of the team.

The Sacramento Kings are dealing with a lot of injuries and illnesses heading into the regular season, which makes things interesting.

The Kings' shooting guard got big minutes in the final preseason game and made the most of them.

Is Zach LaVine receiving trade interest?

The Sacramento Kings signing Russell Westbrook meant that a current point guard was going to get cut.

Injuries are already taking their toll, so it's time for Westbrook to play his part.

While Doug Christie's defense focused goals are admirable, it will be hard to implement them on a team of aging veterans who don't play defense.

Malik Monk missed the Sacramento Kings' two preseason games due to an undisclosed illness, which might explain his subdued performance in the previous games.

The Sacramento Kings have failed to trade DeMar DeRozan, Malik Monk, and Devin Carter, making it hard to build their new defensive powerhouse.

While the Sacramento Kings' front office might not be fans of Zach LaVine, he brings more the table than they seem to understand.

Drew Eubanks filled in for Domantas Sabonis against the Los Angeles Lakers and proved he might be the right fit for the role.

Beset by injuries and illness, the Sacramento Kings made big changes to their starting lineup, which included rookie Nique Clifford.

Dennis Schroder's first few preseason games with the Sacramento Kings were rough, but he showed what he was capable of against the Lakers.

Several injuries forced the Sacramento Kings to start a new lineup, which led to a victory over the Los Angeles Lakers.

Keegan Murray being out with an injury for up to six weeks will devastate Doug Christie's defense-first focus for the Sacramento Kings.