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Kings vs. Mavs: Ominous Stats, News for Sacramento Before Game

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The preview on NBA.com and the injury report from SactownRoyalty.com don’t look good for the Sacramento Kings going into tonight’s game against the playoff-bound Dallas Mavericks.

 

What?! Kings Beat Thunder, 116-104

Sacramento Kings vs. Oklahoma City Thunder 01-04-2016

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What a win. It was a wild one, especially in the first half. We [Sacramento Kings] were down by 17 in the first quarter. In frustration, I was about to turn off the TV, but the teaml called a timeout. I wanted to see if they would respond. They did, going on a 17-0 run to tie the score and eventually was up by two at halftime. Crazy. Crazy Kings.

 

Kings to sign 1st NBA player of Indian descent

Kings to sign 1st NBA player of Indian descent

Person with knowledge of deal: Kings to make Sim Bhullar NBA's 1st player of Indian descent

Senh: His numbers (10 points, 9 rebounds, 4 blocks) aren't very impressive, especially coming from the Developmental League. He seems to be a decent shot-blocker. At 7-foot-5 and 360 pounds, I'm not sure how he fits into George Karl's running game. Still, I'm curious.

 

Maloofs inform NBA they favor Seattle deal for Kings

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The Maloof family is asking NBA owners to approve the sale of the Kings to a Seattle group, saying there is "significant distance between us and the Sacramento group." In a letter sent to the NBA's relocation and finance committee, and obtained by The Associated Press on Friday, the Maloof family said the Sacramento group originally matched the $525 million valuation for the franchise negotiated by Chris Hansen, who is heading the Seattle group. Hansen then increased the valuation offer to $550 million last week.

 

Sacramento, Seattle groups make cases for Kings

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Representatives from Sacramento and Seattle are making their presentations before NBA owners, hoping to show their city is the best home for the Kings franchise.

 

Warriors eye playoffs heading into home stretch

There's no place like home for the Golden State Warriors to finish off what they started. Despite the recent road struggles, the Warriors are in prime position to make the playoffs for only the second time in 19 years. Golden State (34-27) has the sixth-best record in the Western Conference entering Wednesday's matchup against the Sacramento Kings and plays 15 of its final 21 games at Oracle Arena, where an ever-loyal fan base has always made things tough on the visitors.

 

Seattle filled with glee — and guilt — over NBA bid

Five years after its beloved SuperSonics bolted for Oklahoma City, Seattle is on the verge of luring Sacramento's basketball team. Seattleites are thrilled, yet feel Sacramento's pain.

 

Maloofs agree to sell Kings to Hansen's Seattle group

The Sacramento Kings may be playing their last games in the capital city. Sources said Sunday night that the Maloof family, which owns the team, reached agreement over the weekend to sell a controlling interest in the club to a group led by hedge fund manager Chris Hansen, whose intention after buying the team is to petition the NBA to move the team to Seattle in time for the 2013-14 season.

 

Kings' likely move leaves players, fans in limbo

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Aaron Brooks has been in an awkward spot since news surfaced that the Sacramento Kings could be sold and moved back to his hometown of Seattle. The Kings guard has no answers for family and friends who have been calling and texting for information. Even the excitement his brother, Alvertis, had when he showed up for a visit evaporated once he realized those in Sacramento might feel the same sorrow as when the SuperSonics left for Oklahoma City in 2008.

 

PBT: Sacramento Kings to Seattle not done deal

George Maloof

After Adrian Wojnarowski’s report that the Maloofs are close to finalizing a $500 million deal with Seattle billionaire Chris Hansen, closing a deal shouldn’t be a problem this time, but there are plenty of reasons to not call it a “done deal” just yet.

 

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