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Jason Hart: F This team needs to go a different way at the backup spot. Are there any other vets out there? Hart was terrible tonight -- not NBA caliber. I hope the Kings scour the D-League, or give price some time. I wish the Nuggets would go for a Garcia for Watson trade, but that's just...

Now if Garcia is first off the bench again. with the way Martin played against the Bobcats, I'd be shocked. Martin also proved tonight he the superior defender of the two.

Thanks for confirming that VF. Then the Kings will be fined as well, I expect. Time to pony up Maloofs.

Wow that's terrible. I've lost some respect for the organization. Didn't the Mavs do somethin similar a year or so ago? I'm trying to remember.

Yes Peja was on Prince. Peja looked like he was moving in slo-mo fighting through screens. It was comical, actual.

You're right, it's just that these guys don't seem to have any fire. I defer to the great Bill Simmons of ESPN and his NBA preview: "Your eight-man rotation for the Kings this season: Mike Bibby, Peja Stojakovic, Bonzi Wells, Shareef Abdur-Rahim, Brad Miller, Kenny Thomas, Morrissey, Trent...

Good point. I saw the Grizzlies game tonight and Bo-Jax was still looking lively. But no Jackson would've meant no Bonzi. I'm also missing Cat. We all know he's a ball hog, but at least he's skilled. If he helps the Clips into the playoffs and the Kings don't make it, I will erupt. Why do I...

As far as Hart goes, it's good some of you agree with me. Let's hope the Sonics release Mateen Cleaves or Rick Brunson soon so the team can acquire an upgrade. Um, I guess I have descended into meanness. Seriously, Hart's defense? I wouldn't call him a stopper. At least House has some...

I think the team is missing grit. Songaila / Evans -- those are two tough hombres right there. I'd take Evans at 27 years old over the Kings' two youngsters any day. You could make the argument Songaila, though less talented physically than Thomas, is the better player off the bench. And...

Hart: D I've been surprised more fans haven't been all over the subpar play of Jason Hart. I've seen all the games on League Pass, and from my seat on the couch, this guy bring absolutely nothing. His lateral quickness is average at best, he can't penetrate and all the GMs in the league know...

I want to play GM for a minute. After watching most of the preseason, here's the 12-man roster I'd keep PG: Bibby / Jackson SG: Christie / Alexander / Evans / Martin SF: Stojakovic / Barnes PF: Webber / Songaila / C: Miller / Ostertag I'm going with the premise of keeping the 12 best...

I think it would be unwise to release Alexander -- at least in the short term. Phoenix's athletic combo of Joe Johnson and Q Richardson showed that "Flash" isn't physically mature enough to contribute this season. I thought he looked frail out there Friday night. And though the consensus on this...

Am I anxious about this season? No. Let's be honest . . . expectations for the team are down, so I'm not holding my breath for an extended playoff run. Like everybody else here, I'm eager to see how the new pieces fit. Will Ostertag be serviceable? Will Courtney Alexander's basketball acumen...

I like seeing Bluthenthal make some shots. He has a quick release. It seems like he came firing off of picks, which is a good fit for the kings offense.

Who thinks Minard is now expendable now that they inked Alexander? Maybe they should cut Minard or stash him on IR and sign a 4/5 type player as the 12th man. I wish Jabari would have stuck with the Kings for that very purpose.

I have another nominee for the "teal" clue. SG Kendall Gill, unrestricted free agent from the Chicago Bulls. He started his career with the Hornets. Gill put up decent numbers last year. Go check out his profile on NBA.com. He seems like a logical veteran replacement for Peeler. Any thoughts?