After a week-long rest during the All-Star break, many fans expected the Sacramento Kings to come into Friday's game against the Golden State Warriors prepared.
In a game where the Sacramento Kings needed to come out strong and show that the All-Star break and rest were what they needed, they instead fell flat, losing 106-132 to the Golden State Warrior s.
On Friday night, the Sacramento Kings hosted the Golden State Warriors. The Kings lost by a score of 132-106. Markelle Fultz made his Kings debut, finishing with eight points and one assist while shooting 4/5 from the field in ten minutes of playing time.
The Sacramento Kings get back underway tonight against the Golden State Warriors after a week off from the All-Star break, and one of the main questions centers around who is going to be in the rotation.
The Sacramento Kings had a busy NBA trade deadline, highlighted by sending star point guard De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs. In total, the Kings sent out five players to bring in Zach LaVine, Jonas Valanciunas, and Jake LaRavia, as well as signing free agent point guard Markelle Fultz.
After a week-long break, the Sacramento Kings begin the final stretch of the season against the new-look Golden State Warriors . Both of these teams went through massive overhauls at the trade deadline, with the Kings bringing in Zach LaVine, and the Warriors trading for Jimmy Butler.
The Sacramento Kings had a quiet All-Star break, with no representatives in San Francisco for the underwhelming All-Star events. Now, coming out of the week-long vacation, the Kings will host the Golden State Warriors on Friday night.
The Sacramento Kings will start the second half of their season on Friday as they take on the Golden State Warriors at home. It has been an interesting season thus far for the Kings as they found themselves sitting as low as 12th in the Western Conference standings earlier this season.
Last week, Markelle Fultz made his NBA return when he signed a deal with the Sacramento Kings. Fultz had been a free agent for the first half of the 2024-25 season.
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Welcome NBA Fans! With the All-Star game in the rearview mirror, we’re officially two months until the NBA playoffs. It will be interesting to see how the stars that were dealt with at the deadline impact how their team will perform in the final stretch and how the play-in race takes form.
The Sacramento Kings have had an up and down season thus far, but Malik Monk has been a bright spot for them. Sacramento has gone through a ton of changes this season.
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The Sacramento Kings had one of the most consequential trade deadlines in recent franchise history. This chaotic period was foreshadowed by a season that, to this point, has not gone according to plan.
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