Tag: Sacramento Kings
With the sixth pick, the Sacramento Kings selected Willie Cauley-Stein.
The Utah Jazz may have ended the 2014-15 season seven games out of the Western Conference playoff race (38-44), but fans of the team had to be encouraged by the 21-11 finish to the year and impressive development of their talented young core. Gordon Hayward appeared more comfortable in his leadership role under rookie head […]
The draft is one day away. Here is the latest draft, free agency and trade chatter.
Just spoke with a very irritated (Sacramento Kings VP) Vlade Divac. Said he is not trading (DeMarcus) Cousins, and denies (Coach George) Karl pushing for any deal involving All-Star center Source: Ailene Voisin of the Sacramento Bee on Twitter
Derrick Williams, Marvin Williams and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist discuss the stigma of being a No. 2 overall pick.
To get to the bottom of the DeMarcus Cousins trade rumors, BasketballInsiders.com’s Alex Kennedy joins CineSport’s Noah Coslov. They also talk about how the Nuggets may impact all of this.
The Los Angeles Lakers have emerged as one of the most determined trade suitors for Sacramento Kings All-Star center DeMarcus Cousins, according to league sources. Sources told ESPN that the Lakers have been actively pursuing trade scenarios in recent weeks in attempt to construct a deal that would convince the Kings to part with Cousins. […]
(George) Karl has been recruiting Kings vice president of basketball operations Vlade Divac and multiple players on the Kings’ roster to unite with him in making the case to owner Vivek Ranadive that (DeMarcus) Cousins needs to be traded, league sources said. Ranadive has remained the biggest Kings advocate for holding onto Cousins, and several […]
Teams are currently making decisions on player/team options and qualifying offers. Here’s an updated list.
Sacramento (Kings) have been clear in trade talks: Kings more than willing to move back into the teens if a team includes a proven player in a deal. Source: Chris Mannix of Sports Illustrated on Twitter