Breaking news: Owners vote to keep Kings in Sacramento

[mjokc]

Bennett > Seattle

[veilside23]

its good for sac fans and mayor johnson

abit sad for seattle.. but good for nba because seattle will need to bring back the sonics ;) more teams ... more income source for nba

[DirkNowitzki41]

[Jailblazers7]

Good for Sacramento. I'd still like to see a team in Seattle but I didn't want to see the Kings move.

[andremiller07]

Seattle get of our Sac

Wow if we get a decent GM/Coach this is just going to be epic

[maybeshewill13]

I really want to hear if the league has any plans for Seattle now..

[kaiteng]

[Burgz V2]

im wondering what this new ownership group is willing to do in order to bring a winner to SAC? Let's face it, the Hansen group would have payed out the ass for a GM/coach with credibility and would have at least entertained the thought of absorbing salary to go over the cap occasionally. Will this ownership group do the same?

[andremiller07]

im wondering what this new ownership group is willing to do in order to bring a winner to SAC? Let's face it, the Hansen group would have payed out the ass for a GM/coach with credibility and would have at least entertained the thought of absorbing salary to go over the cap occasionally. Will this ownership group do the same?

They really got to sort out the roster, atm there is far to many D-League/deep bench players on there getting meaningful time. Tbh any GM/Coach would be an ungrade for what we had in the last 2 seasons.

[Miles and Miles]

They really got to sort out the roster, atm there is far to many D-League/deep bench players on there getting meaningful time. Tbh any GM/Coach would be an ungrade for what we had in the last 2 seasons.

I agree I just don't think they are being developed well either though. We have gone through the whole roster but we have the rookie of the year, and a runner up to the same on the team, college player of the year, etc. Sometimes when I think about it not sure if it's the players or the coaches. Most likely a combo of both.

[Lakers Legend#32]

Give it a year at the most. This flimsey, shoe string, put together at the last minute Sacramento deal will fall apart.

Then when Stern and the NBA come groveling back to Seattle, Seattle can tell that little runt to suck my d!ck.

[Legends66NBA7]

Now, they got to bring this team back to the good ol' days:

[Killbot]

I want our Sonics to come back but I don't like the idea of leaving another city without it's team. So for that reason alone, I'm not too upset. I want Seattle to start their own expansion franchise and start from scratch.

This.

Not surprised that the relocation committee went pro Sacramento, seeing as Clay Bennett is still at the helm. I don't mind the vote. I just want to see that bitch die.

[Burgz V2]

They really got to sort out the roster, atm there is far to many D-League/deep bench players on there getting meaningful time. Tbh any GM/Coach would be an ungrade for what we had in the last 2 seasons.

Definitely.

I think Geoff Petrie has overstayed his welcome. He's brought a lot of great teams to Sacramento, but for every good team he's put on the floor I can name an equally bad team (and it's been mostly recent).

They can score big time by moving Tyreke and Cousins and start fresh. Contracts like Salmons and Thornton is what kills the Kings, just too much fat on their salary cap. Outlaw too, dude is literally dead weight.

[Shepseskaf]

This is a major win for KJ. I have no idea what happened behind the scenes, but he obviously did what he had to do. It seemed that all the momentum was in the direction of the move to Seattle.