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Friend of StR Carmichael Dave is undertaking a massive, slick project.

Ed Montes wants you to hook a brother up.

Sacramento had plenty of opportunities to win a rare road game but failed to take advantage of them. Los Angeles was without Kobe Bryant and played just a 7 man rotation but saw solid production from almost everyone.

You can be optimistic about Sacramento chances to keep the Kings. You can be pessimistic. It's okay.

This is not the NCAA Tournament selection process or a boxing match. The NBA Board of Governors is not going to decide between saving the Sacramento Kings and reintroducing the Seattle SuperSonics based on points.

The city will (hopefully) unveil its term sheet with Mark Mastrov and Ron Burkle on Thursday, then hold three public workshops on the plan before the City Council votes on March 26.

John Kehriotis, who intends to buy the Kings and build an arena in Natomas at no or low cost to the public, says he's still working on his bid.

Here We... go again!!

The Kings put forth one of their most impressive showings in recent memory, blowing out a good, if shorthanded, Bulls team by 42 points, their largest margin of victory since 1993.

USA Today's Sam Amick reports that the NBA will not be suspending Cousins for his elbow to Mike Dunleavy's head in Sunday's game. Cousins will however miss the game with a sore left leg.

City manager John Shirey updated the Sacramento City Council on Kings arena progress on Tuesday.

Breaking: DeMarcus Cousins thinks he did nothing wrong on Monday. In other news, water is wet.

The city of Sacramento is looking for fan input on design of the proposed new downtown arena.

Jimmer Fredette and Cole Aldrich sparked a comeback attempt in the final minutes, but Tyreke's three point attempt to try to win at the buzzer was short. DeMarcus Cousins was ejected in the third quarter for elbowing Mike Dunleavy.

In a game with little defense being played, the Kings were able to score more easily than a depleted Suns team. Four Kings finished with at least 22 points, led by Isaiah Thomas' 27.

Sorry for the delay, gang!

David Stern stated in a press conference that there is a substantial variance between Sacramento's bid and Seattle's, and that the Sacramento bid must improve to be considered by the Board of Governors. However, Stern did add that there's still time for Sacramento to close the gap.