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After taking a three game slide, the Sacramento Kings finally put their rookies and picked up a tight win over the Milwaukee Bucks.

The Sacramento Kings are trapped under some big-money contracts for the next couple of seasons, limiting their ability to change up their rosters.

The Sacramento Kings are bad at a lot of things, but the worst are making big trades happen and managing their current assets.

The Sacramento Kings are doing terribly, and head coach Doug Christie is the most likely person to take the blame.

Zach LaVine was not traded to the Sacramento Kings by choice, and seems to wish he was still playing for the Chicago Bulls.

The Sacramento Kings need their stars firing on all cylinders, but Domantas Sabonis is missing the mark when it comes to assists.

The Kings have officially called Sacramento home for 40 years, leading to the Sacramento Bee making a list of their top players.

With three major NCAA talents potentially in the next NBA Draft, the Sacramento Kings are already working to make sure they have a chance.

The Sacramento Kings haven't won many home opener games since moving to Golden 1 Center, so this year's victory over the Utah Jazz is a big deal.

The Kings may be in trouble amid their difficult start to the season.

The Sacramento Kings have a decision to make about Devin Carter, and he's making it easy for them with his gameplay.

With a record of one win and four losses, the Sacramento Kings are off to a terrible start, though the stat rankings show it's somehow even worse.

Both DeMar DeRozan and Doug Christie were quick to criticize the free throw differential against the Lakers, but the real blame is on the Sacramento Kings.

Fans seem to be turning on the Sacramento Kings' All-Star center, Domantas Sabonis, and it's both surprising and unfortunate.

The Sacramento Kings are usually a respectable rebounding team, but the first few games of the season have seen a sharp decline in that stat.

For the Sacramento Kings to succeed this season, they need offensive powerhouses like Zach LaVine to grow on defense.

Despite having a solid preseason, the Sacramento Kings have left promising rookie Maxime Raynaud languishing on the bench for most of the season.

In a loss to OKC, the Sacramento Kings held back several players despite needing to try something different.

The Kings need to make a change soon.

Signing Russell Westbrook nearly cost the Sacramento Kings the services of Malik Monk, which would have killed scoring production.