Jabari Parker
Around the Realm: Jabari Parker signs with Celtics, Dwyane Wade owns part of the Jazz
A look at today's league news.
Chainmail: Let’s talk about that trade deadline
The Kings made some minor moves at the trade deadline, let's chat about it!
Report: The Sacramento Kings are “working on something significant”
The Sacramento Bee's Jason Anderson has some interesting new intel on what we might see from the Kings over the next several weeks.
Kings signing Norvel Pelle to 10-Day contract
Pelle will provide the Kings with big man depth as Hassan Whiteside is out in the contact tracing protocol.
Kings 114, Bulls 122: Sacramento’s downfall was defense once again
Zach LaVine and the Chicago Bulls proved to be too much for the shorthanded Sacramento Kings.
The Kings will be without Harrison Barnes and Richaun Holmes against Miami
Both players sat out practice today according to Luke Walton.
20Q: Will the Kings sign another point guard?
As it stands, the Kings lack quality, if any, initiating behind De'Aaron Fox.
Sam Amick: Playoffs are not a priority for the Sacramento Kings
Mini-rebuild, here we come!
Update from Kings training camp: Jabari Parker getting noticed, Hassan Whiteside injury and more
Let's take a look at six things coming out Kings training camp today.
Luke Walton says Kings have had a couple of positive COVID-19 tests
Some players were held out of training camp Sunday for COVID, but also injury risk.
Sacramento Kings sign Jahmi’us Ramsey to three-year deal
The second round pick received two guaranteed years on his deal.
Alex Len signs with Toronto Raptors, per report
Another Kings player departs for greener pastures.
Report: Jabari Parker opting into his $6.5 million deal
The least shocking news of the last 24 hours.
It’s time to play the young players
The Kings are essentially out of the playoff race, but maybe the youth can bring some meaning to Orlando.
Jabari Parker may have broken NBA coronavirus protocol
Parker was spotted playing tennis in a Chicago-are park just days after announcing he'd tested positive for COVID-19.
The Sacramento Kings have some difficult financial decisions ahead of them.
Ownership, management, and players will be forced to weigh the importance of financial security versus the impact of basketball performance this offseason.