I love to get paid just as much as the next guy. But when it comes to figuring out a budget and where to spend your money, I think some GM's are lost. The absurdity of big-dollar contracts in the NBA has made me think a lot since last offseason. With another off-season just around the corner, I would like to dive into last year's contracts that were handed out, what players did … [Read more...] about My “beef” with NBA contracts: Part I – Bad Contracts
Sacramento Kings
NBA Playoffs: Garnett Gives A “Throwback” Performance
For a second I thought I was watching Kevin Garnett, the MVP back when he played for the Minnesota Timberwolves. Last night, Garnett put on of the best playoff performances and did something no Boston Celtic has ever done in their rich history. … [Read more...] about NBA Playoffs: Garnett Gives A “Throwback” Performance
Sacramento Kings face off-season uncertainty on and off the court
The Sacramento Kings franchise is a mess; both on and off the court. They enter the off-season with a ton of uncertainty as to whether or not the Maloof brothers will even keep the team in Sacramento past next year. The product on the court is struggling to find the identity and chemistry needed to dig themselves out of the NBA Western Conference cellar. … [Read more...] about Sacramento Kings face off-season uncertainty on and off the court
Documentary of Late Pacers, Kings Legend Wayman Tisdale Coming Soon
Embodying his life’s approach of compassion, courage, and optimism, The Wayman Tisdale Story is a feature length documentary that offers a detailed account of the life of former basketball star and jazz musician Wayman Tisdale. Told through his own words, The Wayman Tisdale Story journeys through Tisdale’s life from this childhood as a preacher’s son to his battle with … [Read more...] about Documentary of Late Pacers, Kings Legend Wayman Tisdale Coming Soon
NBA’s Kings to Remain in Sacramento Another Year
After months of speculation, the Sacramento Kings decided on May 2 they’re going to keep the NBA franchise in Sacramento for at least one more season. This will give Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson (former Phoenix Suns NBA All-Star) the chance to prove he’s a man of his word and deliver a new arena for them to play in. After failing to get a new venue in Sacramento, the Kings … [Read more...] about NBA’s Kings to Remain in Sacramento Another Year
Kings must get Tyreke Evans help this summer
By: David Kay ’09-’10 Season in Review: The Kings suffered through their fourth straight losing season but showed improvement in the second year of their re-building project. That improvement can be attributed to the arrival of the next big thing; Tyreke Evans (allow me to say “I told you so” as I have been high on Evans since seeing him in person at the 2008 McDonald’s … [Read more...] about Kings must get Tyreke Evans help this summer
NBA Power Rankings Western Conference 11-19
By Paul M. Banks 1. Phoenix Suns (10-2) They have won eight of their last 11 in Houston. They feel more comfortable at the Rockets’ home court than Mark Mangino at an all-you-can-eat pizza buffet. 2. Los Angeles Lakers (8-3) A recent tweet from NBAGuy summarizes my thoughts exactly: “Hey Reggie Miller, how'd your 20-1 Lakers prediction work out? You dope” 3. … [Read more...] about NBA Power Rankings Western Conference 11-19
NBA Power Rankings: #30 Sacramento Kings
We are only a month and a half away from the start of the NBA season. So why not start our 2009-2010 team previews? Every weekday for the next six weeks, I will be revealing my pre-season Power Rankings in reverse order from #30 to my prediction for winning the NBA title. Coming in at #30, the Sacramento Kings, one of many teams in the bottom of the association in … [Read more...] about NBA Power Rankings: #30 Sacramento Kings