Official Sacramento Kings Off-season Thread

Very tough. This is one of the games we could have won, but only 2 or 3 people showed up tonight.
 
Very tough. This is one of the games we could have won, but only 2 or 3 people showed up tonight.
 
I can take us losing to Lakers like that, but this one.. Mannn, we needed this one.

Plus I hate seeing the Warriors do better than us
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I can take us losing to Lakers like that, but this one.. Mannn, we needed this one.

Plus I hate seeing the Warriors do better than us
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Back to reality kinda loss.

I don't think JT playing SF is going to work out.

While it is great to see the Kings "win," I much rather see the young players get more playing time and growing from that experience. It would be great if the young players got playing time and produced wins too though.
 
Back to reality kinda loss.

I don't think JT playing SF is going to work out.

While it is great to see the Kings "win," I much rather see the young players get more playing time and growing from that experience. It would be great if the young players got playing time and produced wins too though.
 
[h1]Mayor Johnson will try again to jump-start downtown arena plan[/h1]
SACRAMENTO, CA - Following the failure of a land swap deal that might have led to a new sports arena downtown, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is back to square one in his efforts to keep the Kings from leaving town.

The mayor will be in Chicago on Tuesday to meet with real estate group Inland American, to talk about development of the downtown railyard and the possible location of a new sports and entertainment complex in that area.

"[Johnson] is focused on making sure the Sacramento Kings remain in town, and at the end of the day, trying to find an entertainment sports complex that's going to be in the best interest of the city and protect the taxpayer," said the mayor's spokesman Joaquin McPeek.

In the meantime, basketball fans in Louisville, Kentucky have started a grassroots movement to bring the Kings to their city. A Facebook page called "Bring the Sacramento Kings to Louisville" now has over 3,500 fans. Kings fans in Sacramento started a page in response, called "Here We Stay."

When Kings co-owner George Maloof was reached by phone Saturday he said "We're committed to Sacramento, we're trying to win games, and we hope someone can build us a new arena."

Kings coach Paul Westphal believes there's only one town for his team.

"I love Sacramento and how they support our team, and how much they care," said Westphal. "All I care about is making them proud of us."

The Sacramento Arena Task Force is scheduled to hold their next meeting on Thursday, Nov. 18. They've already taken several proposals from developers this year, none of which have been approved past preliminary stages.

By Will Frampton, [email protected]



please make something happen
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[h1]Mayor Johnson will try again to jump-start downtown arena plan[/h1]
SACRAMENTO, CA - Following the failure of a land swap deal that might have led to a new sports arena downtown, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson is back to square one in his efforts to keep the Kings from leaving town.

The mayor will be in Chicago on Tuesday to meet with real estate group Inland American, to talk about development of the downtown railyard and the possible location of a new sports and entertainment complex in that area.

"[Johnson] is focused on making sure the Sacramento Kings remain in town, and at the end of the day, trying to find an entertainment sports complex that's going to be in the best interest of the city and protect the taxpayer," said the mayor's spokesman Joaquin McPeek.

In the meantime, basketball fans in Louisville, Kentucky have started a grassroots movement to bring the Kings to their city. A Facebook page called "Bring the Sacramento Kings to Louisville" now has over 3,500 fans. Kings fans in Sacramento started a page in response, called "Here We Stay."

When Kings co-owner George Maloof was reached by phone Saturday he said "We're committed to Sacramento, we're trying to win games, and we hope someone can build us a new arena."

Kings coach Paul Westphal believes there's only one town for his team.

"I love Sacramento and how they support our team, and how much they care," said Westphal. "All I care about is making them proud of us."

The Sacramento Arena Task Force is scheduled to hold their next meeting on Thursday, Nov. 18. They've already taken several proposals from developers this year, none of which have been approved past preliminary stages.

By Will Frampton, [email protected]



please make something happen
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SMH... I would be ok with Love getting 42 on us, but Beasley?

Still not liking JT playing SF out there.

Still would rather see the young players like DMC and Greene play more.

Ugly.
 
SMH... I would be ok with Love getting 42 on us, but Beasley?

Still not liking JT playing SF out there.

Still would rather see the young players like DMC and Greene play more.

Ugly.
 
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