[unable to retrieve full-text content]NBA play-in: Pelicans rally past Kings without Zion Williamson, will face Thunder as No. 8 seed Yahoo Sports Source link
Read More »Kings blow 22-point 4th-quarter lead in meltdown vs. Suns
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Read More »NBA in-season tournament: Knockout stage field set as Celtics, Kings, Bucks all notch group-sealing wins – Yahoo Sports
[unable to retrieve full-text content]NBA in-season tournament: Knockout stage field set as Celtics, Kings, Bucks all notch group-sealing wins Yahoo Sports Source link
Read More »NBA playoffs: Warriors hold on to win Game 5 on the road, take 3-2 series lead over Kings – Yahoo Sports
[unable to retrieve full-text content]NBA playoffs: Warriors hold on to win Game 5 on the road, take 3-2 series lead over Kings Yahoo Sports Source link
Read More »De’Aaron Fox, Domantas Sabonis working to build a brighter Kings future
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The first time he saw it, De’Aaron Fox had to pull over his car on 5th Street. Either the Earth was blitzing open, or something from out of this world was raying down, because the brightest burst of purple the 24-year-old had ever seen, thousands of feet of towering glow, was beaming above the Golden 1 Center in downtown Sacramento and straight into outer space. Kings owner Vivek Ranadive wants aliens to see the purple blast — made from four, 1,000-watt RGB lasers… Source link
Read More »Why the Magic took Paolo Banchero; Jaden Ivey gets wish as Kings pass him
NEW YORK — Paolo Banchero, Chet Holmgren and Jabari Smith were the big winners Thursday night, going Nos. 1-3 in the 2022 NBA draft. The Orlando Magic had the No. 1 pick for the first time since 2004 and selected Duke’s Banchero, making him the second No. 1 pick from Duke in the past four years (Zion Williamson went No. 1 in 2019). Oklahoma City remained patient with its rebuild, adding the most polarizing player in the draft, 7-foot-1, 195-pound center Chet Holmgren, and Jabari Smith is… Source link
Read More »Mark Jackson, Mike D’Antoni among familiar reported coaching candidates interviewing with Kings
While 16 teams remain alive for an NBA championship, the rest of the league is making plans for next season. For three teams — so far — this means finding a new head coach. The Charlotte Hornets fired head coach James Borrego on Friday and joined the Los Angeles Lakers and Sacramento Kings in their searches for a new bench leader. The Lakers and Kings previously parted with Frank Vogel and Alvin Gentry, respectively, after likewise missing the playoffs. Candidates emerge Per multiple… Source link
Read More »NBA suspends Kings’ Domantas Sabonis for ref blow-up
The Sacramento Kings were down 14 points to the New York Knicks late on Monday. They managed to lose more than just the game. Kings big man Domantas Sabonis, acquired in a deal at the trade deadline, was suspended for one game by the NBA after making contact with an official while arguing a foul call, the league announced Wednesday. [Join the Yahoo Fantasy Tourney Pick’Em $25K Best Bracket Contest] The play occurred with 4:35 left in the fourth quarter and the Kings down 112-98. Knicks guard Source link
Read More »Peter King’s midseason NFL Power Rankings
Back in June, I did the fruitless annual 1-to-32 ranking of the NFL teams. Not sure which pick outraged the masses most, but it was either ranking Tampa Bay fifth or New England 21st. Looks like I was way off. Had the Bucs too low, and I might have had the Patriots too high. With 12 teams at the halfway point (the Bucs and Giants will make that 14 tonight), I’ve re-stacked the board here. (You’ll never guess 32.) After the highest-scoring first seven weeks of any NFL season, I’m… Source link
Read More »NHL’s only Black female scout on first LA Kings season
Blake Bolden didn’t expect her job to involve bubble hockey. No one who works in the NHL did. For Bolden, as just the second woman scout in the NHL and the first Black woman, her first season with the Los Angeles Kings was a whirlwind in particular. “It’s like being on a new team,” she said. “And it is a new team, it’s like it’s been my whole life. This time you’re not playing, but you are aiming for a common goal.” It’s not often scouts in any sport are asked to do their… Source link
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