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Different game in those days...

LOL. Good for Brad.

Interesting idea. The two potential outcomes after next year with respect to Amare are as follows: 1. Amare stays. If we re-sign Amare then trading JT + filler for him would have been worth it...for the most part. I still do not like the idea of a Hawes/Amare tandem because they would score...

I tend to agree. Wall looks like he has all star capability with his speed, athleticism and control. He is long and looks quite capable defensively. I don't envision him to be a pioneer of the point guard position but he looks like he has plenty of craftiness. If the premise is trading KMart...

I would trade Kevin for Wall or Rubio without pause. We picked up Kevin in the mid-late first round. Houston's pick could land us a similar talent. My friend always says that guys like Kevin Martin are a dime a dozen. For the most part he's right. We just had John Salmons. Garcia could...

Since Rubio is not coming out in this draft, the answer is simple to me...#2. Even if Rubio declared, I wouldn't want Hansborough with the 2nd first rounder. Thabeet and Lawson...nothing has changed in 3 months.

The Thabeet bandwagon sure was lonely last year. Now things are quite different around here. There's still plenty of room people ;). It's true we need a better PG than Beno. But we just committed years and millions to him. So drafting a PG with a top pick will force us to commit more years...

Ftw!

It remains to be seen where the 2nd and 3rd picks will be. IIRC Martin and Garcia were both picked in the 20's. I trust that GP would not put that pick to waste. An even better possibility is packaging Minny's pick with Houston's pick and moving up in the first round.

Sacramento IN Jason Collins, Brian Cardinal and Mark Madsen + one of their 2009 draft picks (likely the Miami or Utah pick) Sacramento OUT Brad Miller and Mikki Moore http://games.espn.go.com/nba/features/traderesult?players=130~987~496~556~575&teams=23~23~23~16~16&te=&cash= Why we do it...

I'm really liking Lawson. He's been improving in important parts of his game this year. In the same amount of minutes (25/game), his assists are up (6.9/game) while cutting his turnovers in half (1.1/game), his steals are up (3/game) and his 3 pt shooting is up (+50%). I'll be watching him...

Shaun Hill might not overwhelm you with great offensive numbers or spectacular plays but hot diggity, he's just a winner.

Kings players voice support for Theus By Sam Amick Published: Friday, Dec. 05, 2008 | Page 1C The Kings see the headlines, too. They saw how Toronto head coach Sam Mitchell was fired Wednesday, and how Oklahoma City's P.J. Carlesimo...

As of right now I'd pick Thabeet with the first pick, go figure. Then with the late pick I'd take a PG like Lawson/Collison/Jerrells, basically whichever PG has the most playmaking ability/potential at that pick. Maybe we could even package up the late 1st rounder and early 2nd rounder and...

Newton's 3rd law of King's Basketball... for every good sequence of basketball there is an equal and opposite bad sequence of basketball

Bb!

I hate vujacic

I remember hearing the same thing about Cisco a couple years back and once he got minutes he thrived.

aww...."never leave a birdie putt short"

who takes the final shot?