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Conference: Western Conference
Division: Pacific Division
Founded: 1945
History: Rochester Royals 1945-1957
Cincinnati Royals 1957-1972
Kansas City-Omaha Kings 1972-1975
Kansas City Kings 1975-1985
Sacramento Kings 1985-present
Arena: ARCO Arena
City: Sacramento, California
Team: Colors Black, Purple, and Silver
Head Coach: Rick Adelman
Owner: The Maloof Family
Championships: 1 (1951)
Conference Titles: 0
Division Titles: 5
(1949, 1952, 1979, 2002, 2003)


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Sacramento Kings
Kings



Head Coach:
Eric Musselman



PF 3 Shareef Abdur-Rahim

SF 93 Ron Artest

PG 10 Mike Bibby - Captain

SG 8 Quincy Douby

G/F 32 Francisco Garcia

PG 5 Jason Hart

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SG 23 Kevin Martin

C 52 Brad Miller - Co-Captain

C 20 Vitaly Potapenko

PG 7 Ronnie Price

SG 15 John Salmons

PF 24 Maurice Taylor

PF 9 Kenny Thomas

SF 34 Corliss Williamson


Sacramento Kings

The Sacramento Kings are a professional basketball team based in Sacramento, California. They play in the National Basketball Association (NBA).

The 2004-05 season marked another season of dramatic change for the Kings, who lost three of their starters from the 2002 team. In the offseason of 2004, Divac opted to sign with the rival Lakers, giving Miller a starting spot at center.

Early in the season, Christie was traded to the Orlando Magic for shooting guard Cuttino Mobley. But the most dramatic change came in February, when Webber was traded to the Philadelphia 76ers for three relatively unheralded forwards: Corliss Williamson, Kenny Thomas, and Brian Skinner.

Sacramento Kings

The Kings ultimately lost in the first round of the playoffs to the Seattle Supersonics. The 2005 offseason continued the team transformation, with the Kings trading fan favorite Bobby Jackson for Bonzi Wells and acquiring free agent forward Shareef Abdur-Rahim.

The 2005-06 season started off poorly, as the Kings had a hard time finding chemistry in the team. Popular SF Peja Stojakovic was traded for the controversial Ron Artest, who all but guaranteed the Kings would make the playoffs.

Artest's prediction came true, as the Kings returned to their winning ways, earning an 8-seed before losing to the San Antonio Spurs in the 2006 playoffs, 4 games to 2.

The 2006 offseason was started with the announcement that head coach Rick Adelman's contract would not be renewed. On June 2, 2006, the Kings named Eric Musselman as Adelman's replacement as head coach.

The kings start, so far this season has been alright. Starting the season as the only team facing 3 away games, they lost 2 but since has turned things around now standing at 5-3. Kevin Martin has exploded this season stepping up his game with a career high 30 points twice this season.

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