Player Grades: Trey Lyles – The Beam Team’s Rollercoaster Role Player
Once a key piece of the Beam Team, Trey Lyles enters free agency after a disappointing season that may have sealed his fate as a journeyman role player.
Sacramento Kings
Sacramento Kings Linked to Tyus Jones in Point Guard Search
The Kings are reportedly eyeing veteran point guard Tyus Jones, who brings efficient playmaking, strong shooting, and low usage—despite defensive concerns.
Jake LaRavia Open to Returning to Kings; DeMar DeRozan Still Processing Turbulent Season
LaRavia praised Doug Christie, while DeRozan reflected on the instability, changes, and challenges that defined a disappointing year.
Player Grades: An Inconsistent Year for Malik Monk
Monk had a big opportunity with the departure of De'Aaron Fox, but efficiency and lineup issues make the path forward unclear.
Reviewing Jrue Holiday as a trade target
Sacramento needs a point guard and defense. Holiday is a point guard and plays defense. But does it make sense?
Bobby Jackson Returning to Kings as Assistant Coach Under Doug Christie
The former Sixth Man of the Year and longtime fan favorite rejoins the Kings' bench, bringing coaching experience from Stockton and Philadelphia to Doug Christie's new staff.
Just Wait ’til Next Year: 1987 – A Wild Ride with Bill Russell and Kenny Smith
From hiring an NBA legend to drafting a future broadcaster and living through market crashes, the '87 Kings season had promise, chaos, and a whole lot of “Wait ‘til Next Year” energy.
NBA Lottery Results: Kings lose their pick, Mavs win everything
Ten percent luck, twenty percent skill, fifteen percent concentrated power of will, five percent pleasure, fifty percent pain, and a hundred percent reason to remember the name (McNair)
Sacramento Kings officially name Mike Woodson associate head coach
Doug Christie notes Woodson's experience as valuable for his coaching staff.
Player Grades: Domantas Sabonis – Still Sacramento’s Engine, with Some Subtle Changes
A league-leading double-double machine with elite efficiency, Sabonis was still the Kings’ most reliable force — but a drop in playmaking, defensive flaws, and team regression puts a ceiling on his season grade.
Just Wait ’til Next Year: 1986: A Tumultuous Season
From splashy trades to knee troubles and Whopper-fueled fan chaos, the 1986 Sacramento Kings delivered heartbreak, hilarity, and a whole lot of hope for 1987.
Kings Reportedly Hiring BJ Armstrong as Assistant GM
Armstrong has said the Kings roster doesn’t feel right and has strong opinions on the modern NBA offense
Report: Mike Woodson a Leading Candidate for Kings’ Top Assistant Job
Veteran coach could bring experience, defense, and credibility to Sacramento’s bench under rookie head coach Doug Christie
Scott Perry Introduces Doug Christie As Head Coach, Emphasizes Shared Vision For The Kings
Perry says Christie’s leadership during adversity, alignment on values, and deep connection to Sacramento made him the clear choice to lead the Kings into a new era of identity and culture.
Keegan Murray’s Time? A Test of Patience, Potential, and the Kings Direction
Once a record-setting rookie, Keegan Murray has quietly grown into a defensive asset—but his shrinking offensive role and looming extension deadline raise questions about Sacramento’s long-term vision.
Chainmail: Talkin’ the future of the site, the roster, and the team
You asked, we answered!
Report: Kings not planning on an offseason teardown
Despite glaring defensive issues and a Play-In exit, Sacramento plans to run it back?
Chainmail Time! Perry, Press Conferences, and Playoffs
You ask, we answer!
Kings Officially Announce Scott Perry as General Manager
The presser will be on Wednesday.
Scott Perry believes in team identity and communication, but is it possible in Sacramento?
We can all hope Perry’s emphasis on identity, communication, and alignment will finally end years of dysfunction and establish a winning foundation. But, ultimately, won't just Kangz remain?