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Team definitely going in the right direction. Love what Coach Smart is saying. Wants to get this offense running. Get away from the stagnant half court offense. Smart says its not coming natural yet but if tonights game was any indication watching the Kings is going to be fun again. Then...

http://www.sbnation.com/nba/2012/1/6/2686742/paul-westphal-fired-sacramento-kings-geoff-petrie-hook

Good one!

According to ESPN today, only .004 percent or .4% of submitted NCAA tournament bracket/predictions got the final 4 teams correct. Believe it or not that's 200 individuals however. At least 200 people, that is, CORRECTLY predicted this Final Four. That is some pretty amazing forecasting...

According to today's ESPN/Did you know? Milwaukee Bucks 14-2 since acquisition of John Salmons Hmmmm?

Tyreke as point guard? What does it matter? Several obvious answers in my mind; Magic Johnson, Jason Kidd, Kevin Stockton and Steve Nash just to name a few. Points guards are a special breed. They can drive and penetrate, they can score from anywhere and this pedigree has. But the key...

Truth be told he has made some progress in his effort on court - at least that's what i see when i watch games...

Nicely done.

Saw him in the crowd cheering Washington over Marquette in a close one just minutes ago - NCAA first round in San Jose. Anybody else see him?

Nice post! Hope you are right. Kid is very talented.

Hey Desert Excuse me for missing your mark but i was just working off the post by Bricklayer suggesting that more 'touching' comes from better plays/playmaking. Thus the remark that a good point guard can inspire better movement and better play making. With recent talk about Kings players...

Just can't get behind Tyreke at point guard. Doesn't feel right. Doesn't flow right. He can't carry a team and with him at point that's how the play tends to flow. Few touches. Poor movement and play making. Little development of a motion offense. Just Tyreke, dribble, dribble, drive...

He-do !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dripping irony; The Maloofs - big time Vegas shakers and movers lose big time at the NBA Lottery table (at a crucial time in the history of the franchise). Could this just be a case of bad juju?

In news of interest; http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L6566682.htm ROME, April 6 (Reuters) - An Italian scientist predicted a major earthquake around L'Aquila weeks before disaster struck the city on Monday, killing dozens of people, but was reported to authorities for spreading panic...

I picked VU for the final four as well. But then again, my heart has always been w/ VU. Spent much of my youth on their campus working, playing hoops, looking for women, but ended up going to school in Philly...

Duly noted. My heart dropped to the floor on that play. Totally uncharacteristic of this well-coached team. But it's pressure packed and those VU players just got so much heart. How can you not pull for em. They remind me a bit of the Kings in their heydey, the bench mob, the excitement...

VU - the campus right down the street from where i grew up. All my sibs attended VU. I was the odd man in the group. But i never bet against them and like you LOVE watching them. Very well coached team. Excellent play they drew up to close it out - Cunningham on the handoff to Reynolds...

Being a long time die-hard displaced Philly fan who has lived and mostly died w/ the Philly franchises over my entire lifetime i would say this about the NFC championship; Eagles were outplayed and outcoached. Period. Can't quite relate to the Cardinals in the Super Bowl but give em credit...

Incredible feat. Surprised this didn't trigger more comments...