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The Sacramento Kings are shutting down their practice facility after a member of the team’s traveling party tested positive for coronavirus, according to a report from The Athletic’s Sam Amick. The team is scheduled to fly to Orlando on Wednesday. Source tells...
Coaches have on face masks and gloves on during rebounding drills. Only a certain amount of people are allowed on the court at the same time. Players schedule their time in the gym, weight room and training room to make sure not too many people gather together. The...
Sacramento Kings forward Jabari Parker was spotted playing tennis in a Chicago-area park on Saturday. This comes just days after Parker announced he’d tested positive for COVID-19, and at a time when Parker was supposed to be in quarantine. Parker was also playing...
On Wednesday evening, Sacramento Kings center Alex Len released a statement revealing that he has tested positive for COVID-19. I underwent testing yesterday in Sacramento and was found to be positive for COVID-19. I want to thank the Sacramento Kings for their great...
Amid conflicting reports as to how many Kings players tested positive for COVID-19, it has now been confirmed by multiple reports that Buddy Hield has tested positive. https://twitter.com/shamscharania/status/1275956022499258377?s=21...
A Sacramento Kings player has tested positive for COVID-19, according to a report from ABC10's Sean Cunningham. Cunningham confirmed with multiple sources before reporting, but the identity of the player is not yet known. According to multiple sources, the Sacramento...
The NBA is pushing full speed ahead with their plan to resume the season at the end of July, but the Orlando "bubble" could end up being a disaster. Bear in mind that the NBA's plan has little to do with whether or not it's safe to resume basketball, but everything to...
The Sacramento Kings continue to support their community as the organization will donate $20,000 to local school districts, the team announced Thursday. The donation will be split in half and go directly to the Sacramento Unified School District and the Stockton...
According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the NBA has released several guidelines for players who choose to sit out the league’s return to play in late July. For each game that’s missed, players will be docked 1/92.6th of their annual salary. That may seem like an...
NBA players will have until June 24th to notify teams if they choose to opt out of attending the resumed NBA season at Disney World, according to a report from The Athletic's Shams Charania. Shams also reports that players will be able to miss games without a salary...