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Bulls don’t quit, but Kings still win 117-114

DeMar DeRozan’s four-point play with 12 seconds left tied the score at 114. But Kings guard De’Aaron Fox responded with a three-point shot with 0.7 seconds left to snap the Bulls’ two-game winning streak.

Chicago Sun-Times

'Intrigued by what I saw': Russell Westbrook's Clippers debut cost Terance Mann minutes

LOS ANGELES — Kawhi Leonard called it "ridiculous."

Los Angeles Times

The Clippers and Kings absolutely gave NBA fans the best game of the year in a double-OT instant classic

This was the game of the year. No doubt about it.

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Clippers score team-record 175 points but still lose in double-OT thriller to Kings

LOS ANGELES — White AirPods in his ears, his gaze locked onto the Sacramento highlights playing on a locker-room television, Russell Westbrook bobbed his head Friday night at a locker a few feet down the Crypto.com Arena hallway from his old one.

Los Angeles Times

Jalen Green, Jae’Sean Tate suspended by NBA for leaving Rockets’ bench

Jalen Green and Jae’Sean Tate briefly left the Rockets bench during Friday’s altercation in Sacramento, and that earned both an automatic suspension for the next game.

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Four Players Ejected After Rockets, Kings Scuffle (Video)

Tensions boiled over late in Friday night’s rout in Sacramento.

Sports Illustrated

Sacramento Kings set franchise record for 3-pointers in blowout win over Orlando Magic

Kings forwards Harrison Barnes and Keegan Murray led a record-breaking 3-point barrage while Malik Monk and Chimezie Metu led a big effort from the Sacramento bench in a blowout win over the Orlando Magic.

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The Lakers mistakenly featured players who aren’t even on their team in their pregame hype video

This is so embarrassing.

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Trae Young scores 35 points to help Hawks end Kings’ seven-game winning streak

The Kings got enough defensive stops to get back in the game against the Atlanta Hawks, but they couldn’t get the baskets they needed down the stretch.

Tribune News Service

Ja Morant’s Trash Talk on Malik Monk Backfires

The Grizzlies star tried to distract the Kings guard, but the ultimate outcome wasn’t what he expected.

Sports Illustrated

Ja Morant blew a potential game-tying free throw after telling Malik Monk ‘don’t miss’ with the game on the line

Ja Morant should've taken his own advice against the Kings

USA Today Sports Media Group

Grizzlies star Ja Morant returns, but Kings light the beam with seventh consecutive win

Memphis Grizzlies star Ja Morant was back in the starting lineup after a remarkably quick recovery from an ankle injury, but that didn’t stop the Kings from lighting the beam.

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The Kings Are the Most Fun Team in the NBA

Earlier this year, longtime Kings season-ticket holder J.J. Jose had a question for his brother, whom he attends games with. “After Tyrese [Haliburton] got traded, I asked him: ‘Look, man, should we keep hanging on?’” he said, referring to their season-ticket package, which they’ve shared ...

Sports Illustrated

How the Lakers Went From Champions to the Cellar

After Los Angeles won a championship in 2020, the front office has managed to create one of the worst rosters in the NBA.

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NBA Power Rankings: Nets still pretenders, Knicks stuck in nowhere zone

NEW YORK — Teams tend to fit neatly into boxes in the NBA. There are the haves and the have nots. There are franchises actively trying to lose and there are franchises deep into the luxury tax because their championship windows require full commitment.

Sports Illustrated

Watch: LaMelo Ball Reveals Number Change for Next Season

The Hornets star will be back in Charlotte this fall with a new look.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Malik Monk thinks Lakers’ Big 3 can work things out

Former Lakers guard Malik Monk thinks his old teammates Russell Westbrook, LeBron James and Anthony Davis can be successful together.

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Report: LaMelo Ball officially switches jersey number to #1

LaMelo finally gets his wish and changes his jersey number.

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Sacramento Kings guard Davion Mitchell speaks on summer roster moves, rookie Keegan Murray

Davion Mitchell isn’t officially part of Sacramento’s summer league squad, but the second-year guard has been highly involved since the team was assembled for the California Classic and Las Vegas Summer League.

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Cody Martin returning to Hornets

Shams Charania: Restricted free agent Cody Martin has agreed to a four-year, $32 million deal to return to the Charlotte Hornets, sources tell @TheAthletic @Stadium . Source: Twitter @ShamsCharania What's the buzz on Twitter? Shams Charania @ ...

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Source: Kings acquire sharpshooter Kevin Huerter in trade with Hawks

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The Kings made yet another move to address their need for shooting Friday, acquiring Kevin Huerter in a trade with the Atlanta Hawks.

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Hawks trading Kevin Huerter to Sacramento for Justin Holiday

Adrian Wojnarowski: Atlanta is trading Kevin Huerter to Sacramento for Justin Holiday, Mo Harkless and a future first round pick, sources tell EPSN. Source: Twitter @wojespn What's the buzz on Twitter? James Ham @ James_HamNBA League source confirms ...

Los Angeles Times

Lakers agree to terms with Lonnie Walker IV, two other former first-round draft picks

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Lakers have added a trio of former first-round picks in the first hour of free agency.

Los Angeles Times

Former Lakers guard Malik Monk agrees to two-year deal with Kings

LOS ANGELES — Malik Monk will sign a two-year contract with the Sacramento Kings, sources informed of the deal unauthorized to speak about it publicly told The Los Angeles Times. The contract is expected to be worth nearly $20 million, more than the Lakers could've offered under salary-cap rules.

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Malik Monk leaves Lakers to join Sacramento Kings

One of the Lakers' best players this past season is leaving the team.

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