A lifelong Sacramento Kings fan looks back at the five worst seasons of the past 25 years, ranking each disaster through the lens of record, roster talent, on-court product, and overall vibes. From the post-Webber collapse to the chaos of the modern era, this piece blends nostalgia, frustration, humor, and deep-cut Kings references into a full-blown Kangz manifesto.
Some quick thoughts on an exciting NBA playoffs so far.
With the lottery one week away, national projections consistently slot the Kings in the 5–7 range—targeting backcourt talent like Mikel Brown Jr., Kingston Flemings, and Darius Acuff Jr.
The NBA's new "3-2-1" proposal is set to drastically change the NBA's draft lottery system in an attempt to curb tanking.
The Kings Herald Show returns... with another podcast... about the Kings.
Maxime Raynaud, Nique Clifford and Precious Achiuwa joined the Old Man and the Three podcast to discuss all things Kings.
From Yahoo Sports to Bleacher Report and NBADraft.net, here’s who analysts have Sacramento selecting in early projections.
The Kings lost their tiebreaker with the Utah Jazz, putting them in the 5th slot for the upcoming NBA Draft Lottery. They are guaranteed at least a top-9 pick.
Achiuwa delivered career-best production and mutual interest is building between player and organization for a return.
Veteran guard says he “wouldn’t mind coming back” to the Sacramento Kings after a productive season.
The season may be over, but The Kings Herald Show is forever.
After a down season, LaVine says he’ll review “all scenarios” before deciding his next move.
Despite finishing 14th (barely) in the Western Conference and bottom-tier rankings, the Kings opt for retaining Christie, citing roster instability and giving him more time to prove himself.
It is finally over!
Yes, they won again.
