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You may not care for him. You may even dislike him. But you cannot deny that Wardell Stephen Curry is one hell of a shooter.

http://www.sactownroyalty.com/2015/7/7/8904545/the-vivexpendables-a-screenplay Absolutely HILARIOUS read.

Why not?

All of the other threads were at 40 pages+, so I decided to refresh things, so to speak. Anyways, free agency! The Kings still have $13M-ish to spend, and a couple bench spots to fill, specifically at the big positions. Have at it.

Thoughts?

Per Woj, the Hornets are going to waive Matt Barnes after acquiring him in the Lance Stephenson trade. Should the Kings pick him up?

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http://probasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2015/05/01/report-bank-on-celtics-trying-to-trade-for-demarcus-cousins/ I love DeMarcus, and I'm all for building around him for the next 10+ years. But if the Kings could rob the Celtics absolutely blind, with all of those draft picks...that kind of trade...

Perhaps by coincidence, the 2015 playoffs are littered with former Sacramento players on all sides. Here is a cumulative list of former Kings in the dance. Key players: Tyreke Evans, PG/SF, New Orleans Pelicans Isaiah Thomas, PG, Boston Celtics How ironic, that with a team built around the...

All aboard the Chris Heston bandwagon!

Small sample size, I know. But of the entire roster since Karl took over, the Kings have their best offensive rating, 106.7, when Nik is on the floor. He has a 61.5% TS% in this period, second on the team to Hollins. And in the month of March, he's averaged 8.1 PPG in 19 MPG with a...

He's had 6 head coaches in 7 years. He's gotten little opportunity to be a featured offensive player. He went through the ownership/relocation struggles. He takes a ton of crap from us fans. He's had 66 different teammates. And yet every year, every month, every week, every day, he's coming into...

With Rudy Gobert, Derrick Favors and Enes Kanter all on the Jazz roster for several years, one has to think that at least one will not be part of the team's long-term plans. Each player is good enough to be starting and each would fit in nicely alongside Cousins...

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The Kings have a serious need for bench scoring and Nate likely won't be expensive. Should they take a flyer?

The 2014 draft, one of the most anticipated classes in recent memory, was talked about extensively here at Kfans.com. Though many of this past year's crop have struggled adjusting to the NBA, a few have flashed All-Star potential. I'd like to start with Andrew Wiggins. After starting off...

This former Kings misfit has recently gotten playing time with the Miami Heat, and been an effective rotation piece. Over his last 4 games he is averaging 8.2 points, 7.2 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks while shooting a blistering .625% from the field I'm sorry, is this not the last player you'd...

David Stockton, son of legendary point guard John Stockton, has been making some noise with the Bighorns. He poured 32 points and 22 assists in the above video, and on the season is averaging 17 and 9, shooting 46% from the field and 38% from three. He appears to have a great feel for the game...

The Kings are the oldest existing professional basketball franchise, tracing their origins to the Rochester Seagrams who existed in the 1920s. Although not the most recognizable team, they have had some of the all time great players of this league come through. Big and small, from the long-gone...

Well, he fits the mold of undersized, No-D 3pt shooting PF who played for the Warriors or Nuggets.