With the draft behind us, we shift our focus to free agency. The Sacramento Kings outlook for next season is promising, but there are holes to fill.
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As a Sacramento Kings fan since 1995, the management miscues of the past ten years drove me near to despair. But--holy cow bells!--things are looking up!
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No one can say the Sacramento Kings didn’t have their chances. But lottery picks from 2009-2016, except for DeMarcus Cousins, have been disappointments.
Why did Rudy Gay’s hammer of a welcome to George Karl upon arrival as coach—“Welcome to basketball hell!"—hit the nail on the head? The Sacramento Kings
Many have written (including this writer) that much of the Kings dysfunction is due to Vivek Ranadive, the MicroManager in Chief.
This article explores both the best and worst case scenarios for the Kings this season. It encompasses many players and their possible outlooks.
Vivek Ranadive is killing the Kings. His amateurish decisions may prove fatal.
Ben McLemore, Rudy Gay or Kosta Koufos need to be traded, waived, or bought out.
The Sacramento Kings may have struck gold when they traded Marco Belinelli for Malachi Richardson in this year’s draft.