How far will the Sacramento Kings go this season?
479501
They might... they have to play out of their minds for about 15 games, but they could definitley do it. DO I think they will, of course!!! Im a Kings fan, but realisticaly I think they can beat teh spurs or suns, but after that series they will beaten down and battered, so who knows...
303351
I agree 100% with cshskool! I honestly can't see the Spurs losing; them playing at the level they're playing. Detroit is good--but they haven't been dealt any REAL challenges this year. They haven't had any injuries to work through, and the GOOD teams they played were injured themselves, or coming out of a back-to-back. San Antonio has grown these past few months and I've watched them get better (if that's humanly possible..!). Ginobili, Parker and Duncan are at the top of their game; the bench is the deepest it's ever been; and Bowen can "legally harass" the best of them with his defense! My tuition says Spurs in 6!
399552
I hope they make it further then the SPurs then  i dont really care what happens to them. i just want spurs to lose.\nand detroit will win the championship
968210
The playoffs are a possibility but they need more than a miracle to reach the finals. \n\nThey got a decent team but the West is just too competitive, add to that the injury of Brad Miller...\n\nTD and the Spurs are gonna win it all this year...
307645
theyre not boring the lakers are boring unless the play the kings
255701
No. First of all I see that the rockest are heatlthy but have alot of weaknesses on defense and there offense needs to improve the only team that i believe will make the playoffs is the sacramento Kings because they have a much improved team with Ron Artest.
426324
Kevin Martin, 2 pts at the buzzer WINS game 3... 94 - 93!!\n\nHow I would have loved to be there to see it in person!!  This Sunday... gonna be a repeat!  GO KINGS!!
392743
I think they will advance to the 2nd round.  They are a team on the rise, but I don't see them defeating the Suns this year.
550677
While Oklahoma City was a great success, New Orleans should get the team back and rally around there sports franchises.  Especially with the Reggie Bush mania going on.  The Portland Trailblazer are having some major issues that need to be sorted out or there a real possibility.  St. Louis is a great sports city and I beleive they would be a great NBA city as well.  Honestly though, since I live in Sacramento, if the city and the Kings owners (Joe and Gavin Maloof) don't come to an agreement soon on a new arena deal, the Kings will be outta here sooner than later.  Anaheim is dying to take the Kings or any franchise.  And what about Vegas?  The Maloofs would have a hard sell on convincing the league to go to Sin City but the Maloofs are based in Vegas.  Those three franchises seem to be the one who would be moved if such a thing did occur in the relatively near future.
190463
If they ever did expand, I hope they would add two teams to keep the balance between conferences. They could set it up like the NFL: four 4-team divisions, and the 82-game schedule would look like this:\n\n- 4 games vs. each division opponent (12 total)\n- 3 games vs. each remaining conference opponent (12 teams - 36 games)\n- 2 games vs. each of the other conference opponents (16 teams - 32 games)\n\nThat's 80 games, and the other 2 games can be held on a rotating basis against teams in other divisions who finished the previous season in the same position in their own divisions.\n\nNow, where would they go? LA has two teams already, so Anaheim wouldn't need one. San Francisco/Oakland has Golden State and Sacramento fairly close by already, so they're out. The NBA's current geographical alignment is as good as it can be with the placement of franchises, even with the Hornets playing so much in OKC.\n\nI wouldn't mind seeing teams in St. Louis or Kansas City (Western) and maybe back here in Cincinnati (Eastern). Realignment would make things pretty wacky, though, and could mess up the nice balance the league has. Do they really need extra teams?\n\nIf you're talking about just moving franchises, then since it seems OKC is able to support a team, that would be a good place to go. I honestly don't see the need to move any, and since the divisions and conferences have geographic names, the alignment should be geographically correct as well.
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C: Yao Ming*\nPF: Juwan Howard\nSF: Tracy McGrady*\nSG: Bonzi Wells\nPG: Rafer Alston*\n\n*= should be in starting line-up for sure\n\nI think the sixth man should be: Luther Head\n\nShane Battier isn't the type of player to be playing PF.\n\nBonzi Wells was good in Sacramento and I think if he starts, they willl have a great chance of making the playoffs.\n\nJuwan Howard adds size to their line-up
56168
Probably. They are currently 7th in the Western Conference, and they are playing better than they were at the start of the season. Who is going to pass them? Golden State? Utah? Maybe. But I think the Lakers will make it. Of course, there is a good chance they will get creamed in the first round, but they'll be there.
942735
Ron Artest, half of the NBA fears him, the other half should. The Kings only made it last year because they acquired Ron Artest, and since they will have him for all 82 games this year then hell yeah they are going to make the playoffs for sure. I think they could end up anywhere at 2nd seed to 4th or 5th seed this year.
773250
yea i heard that they blew away a big lead and got killed by the jazz.oh well maybe they will get their next one.stupid mike bibby.stupid kings.
197269
I think they will get some where from a 2-4 seed. I think they will definitely make it to the Sweet 16, maybe even the Final 4.
338392
not far. the offense relies on Lee and Ramirez. they need more backup to get more runs and win more games. don't expect a championship anytime soon.
124992
Yes, they have a good chance this season to go deep into the tourney.  It depends upon the seedings and how well they play.