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What if our individual legacies were completely crafted from our social media comments?

The Power Rankings return! And there's a shake-up at the top.

Reuters reports that Seattle may take a page out of Oklahoma City's playbook in their continued fight for the Kings.

An interesting note on Hansen's movements.

Sacramento's investor group is hoping to present a finalized deal to the NBA Board of Governors when they convene on May 15th, but there are still many uncertainties ahead.

If the recommendation is adopted and the Kings remain in Sacramento, what do you want to see from the new ownership?

Phil Jackson has been rumored to be itching to return to the NBA in some role. One reporter mentions the possibility of Sacramento being a landing place.

Chris Hansen and pals intend to press their case to the full NBA Board of Governors.

David Aldridge of NBA.com reports that legal action from Chris Hansen has never been on the table.

David Stern said on Monday that the NBA Board of Governors will get together in two weeks to formally vote on the future of the Sacramento Kings.

The NBA relocation committee voted to reject the application to move the Kings to Seattle. Now how does the NBA extract the Maloofs from the league and get the franchise into the hands of Vivek Ranadive?

After months of worry and angst, the saga is coming to an end as owners reject relocation once more.

If the NBA relocation/finance supercommittee makes a recommendation on the fate of the Sacramento Kings on Monday, we should know. And chances are it will determine where the Kings will play next season.

Just because the NBA rejects Seattle doesn't mean a deal with Sacramento is necessarily done.

The fate of the Sacramento Kings could very well be decided by 12 owners on a conference call on Monday.

A Northern California sports talk radio host reports via sources that expansion is on the table.

Ailene Voisin reports, among other things, that staff for the Sacramento Kings have been told to plan for season tickets and promotions while the fate of the franchise is decided.

Kevin Johnson does not represent or advocate on behalf of Seattle. He owes them literally nothing. So please stop suggesting otherwise.

Ken Berger talked to unnamed owners about the fate of the Sacramento Kings. One calls it a 50-50 proposition.

The Maloofs' war on good PR continues.