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What do you know? Greg Van Dusen said he has meetings scheduled with Maloof Sports officials on his plan to renovate Sleep Train Arena without public funds.

Just how much do the Maloofs owe various parties?

Mayor Kevin Johnson held a press conference today amid swirling rumors of the Maloofs selling the Sacramento Kings to the Seattle based Hansen-Ballmer group. Johnson noted that it was a "significant day" and that Sacramento would do its part to come up with its own ownership group to try to keep the team here.

Use this thread to discuss Kevin Johnson's press conference.

The Sacramento Bee reports that while a deal is not finalized yet, both Seattle and the Maloofs are engaged in talks of a possible sale.

Steven Large of CBS 13 says the Maloofs have rejected Seattle's offer.

NBA Commissioner David Stern: Allow a Sacramento buyer to match any offer on the Sacramento Kings and give Seattle an expansion team.

Aaron Bruski reports that the sale of the Sacramento Kings to Seattle may not be a done deal, and that Sacramento bidders could come into play.

Adrian Wojnarowski reports our greatest fear: The Maloofs are selling to Chris Hansen's Seattle group for a whopping $500 million.

Responding to the end of Virginia Beach's bid for the Sacramento Kings, mayor Kevin Johnson tells the media he has regular contact with the Maloofs.

A report from the Virginian-Pilot suggests that Virginia Beach spent $1.2 million on the plan to bring the Kings to town.

Buckle up: rumors that the Maloofs have agreed to sell the Kings to Seattle investors are already rampant, thanks to a ... uh ... food critic whose dad happens to be an NBA super agent?

The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports that the Sacramento Kings recently had preliminary talks with the Memphis Grizzlies about acquiring Small Forward Rudy Gay.

Celebrate, people! The Kings' reported negotations with Virginia Beach are going nowhere, according to a report.

Memphis poured it on in the second half, led by Wayne Ellington's career-high 26 points on 10-11 shooting. John Salmons scored 17 for the Kings but didn't have much help at all.

There's no sugarcoating it, this one was ugly. The Grizzlies dominated the second half, led by 26 points from Wayne Ellington. Let's take a look at the blowout and the stat lines, because misery loves company.

The Kings did well on the road against a rather cupcake schedule. Now they return home against tough opponents.

We'll find out today whether the Maloofs' bid to get a free arena built for them in Virginia Beach will move forward or die.

DeMarcus Cousins was again fantastic, but too few of his teammates chipped in and Brooklyn won running away.