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Link: http://sports.yahoo.com/nba/news?slug=sk-artest021106&prov=yhoo&type=lgns Ron to the Rescue by Steve Kerr When Ron Artest arrived in California's capital a couple of weeks ago, he announced that the Sacramento Kings "had gambled on me, and I want to make that gamble pay off."...

I'll agree if they win tomorrow night in Detroit. I personally think this short streak ends tomorrow, but they can start another one when they whoop up on San Antonio on Saturday. :D

I haven't seen this article on the board, so if I missed it please delete this, mods... Time Will Tell Ian Thompson, SI.com Adelman considers the future The Sacramento Kings are trying to rebuild while remaining a playoff team for the ninth straight season. It's one of the hardest...

Sandrin had a real swagger about him in college and he was a good player, but he wasn't even the best forward in his league at the D-II level. He must really have improved his game if we're still considering him for the roster this late in the game. Props to you, Eric.

Behind the redwood curtain in the Humboldt Nation...Eureka.

What hurts me the most is the fact that he had a 1-year-old daughter. I have a six-month-old little girl and I couldn't imagine leaving her behind without a dad. Hurts my heart to think about it. Peace to Jason's family.:(

They suck, IMO.

I saw this guy a few times in college. He played in the same conference as Humboldt State. His senior year, Humboldt had a smaller sophomore forward named Fred Hooks (6' 6"), and Sangrin got murdered by him each game I saw. Sangrin has a swagger about him, but in college he didn't have a whole...

Damn straight. We'll get that "continuous" respect once we win the thing a couple of times, and even then we need to be in the mix every year. I sure haven't had a whole lot of respect for the Celtics for a number of years because they haven't been there. The Lakers on the other hand are...

Ah, but they DO have Gerald Wallace and CWebb. Gotta boost the conference's value by a few cents. ;)

This debate is exactly why I can't wait for the season to start. We'll find out who's really improved themselves once they start playing the games. Some teams may look great on paper but won't play that well together. Let's hope the Kings aren't one of those teams.

I live in Eureka and it was minor here. The epicenter was too far offshore to do any damage along the coast. The only real threat was tsunami, but we'd need a quake similar to the '64 quake to pose a real tsunami threat. There have been quakes much larger than this 7.0 off the coast of Petrolia...

I vote for stepping on the necks of the next 45 teams we play and go into the playoffs as the #1 seed...then finishing the job in the playoffs and winning the whole damn thing.

I couldn't believe it when I turned on my radio. SHOCKED!

That's a great first post, Fishbowl72! And yeah, props to Tag.

I love this guy's attitude, hustle and game. He's not Jimmy Jackson, but he seems to be that type of player...hard-nosed, tough, and aggressive, and the fact that he's willing to do whatever it takes to help this team win says a lot about him, unlike Massenberg, Keon Clark, etc. I hope his game...

Hopefully those hand injuries are just "nuisance" injuries and nothing major. That's what it sounds like, so that's good.

Can't argue with that. Maybe these guys need a wakeup call. Problem is, they know their jobs are secure because the bench isn't very deep. They've become a bit complacent as a result. Maybe we SHOULD play our bench more and if they're hustling leave them in to make a point...might lead to a...

I guess the whole peja/Vlade thing is intriguing, hence the Peja-centrism. I actually wish he would've gotten a little more into how Vlade was screwing with Peja and the rest of the Kings, because you know it was going on but wasn't focused on at all by the announcers or very much in the...