The Sacramento Kings are sitting at 8-25 heading into 2026, and with the NBA trade deadline just over a month away, the franchise could be making some big changes very soon. In a recent interview with Andscape's Marc J. Spears, Kings general manager Scott Perry opened up about his mentality ahead of the trade deadline.

The Celtics began with little energy and allowed the Kings to get comfortable offensively, but their two veteran leaders responded in that final period with stellar shotmaking.

As the Golden State Warriors explore potential trades for forward Jonathan Kuminga ahead of the Feb. 5 deadline, one team reportedly has remained consistent in its pursuit of the 23-year-old.

It’s about the time of the year when Sacramento Kings fans start heading to Tankathon.com to see where the team may land in the lottery. After a few solid seaso

As the NBA trade season begins to ramp up, the Sacramento Kings have emerged as one of the league’s most discussed potential sellers. While rival executives increasingly describe Sacramento as “active” ahead of the trade deadline, a new report clarifies what the franchise is unwilling to do when it comes to moving its most expensive players.

Suns' Grayson Allen is tracking to return from a right knee injury, as he was listed as questionable for Phoenix's game versus the Kings on Friday.

There are a lot of moving parts to this trade, but to focus on the Kings, they would be sending out Zach Lavine, Domantas Sabonis, Keon Ellis, and a 2026 2nd round-pick in return for Trae Young, Kuminga, and Kristaps Porzingis.

Sacramento Kings legend Bobby Jackson explained to Deuce Mason and Morgan Ragan how his "tough upbringing" motivated his lofty NBA dreams.

LeBron James and Luka Doncic powered the Los Angeles Lakers to a dominant 125-101 home win over Russell Westbrook and the Sacramento Kings on Sunday.