SACRAMENTO KINGS Advanced Stats: PACE: #3 98.0 OFFENSE: #26 100.6 DEFENSE: #20 106.3 After being one of the powerhouse teams in the early 2000’s, the Kings have been one of the most consistently bad teams in the league over the last years. For the third consecutive season, they failed to reach the 30-wins mark and that’s a good testament of how bad the Kings have been. After winning... Read more

2009/10 Review: Even though the Sacramento Kings had the second worst record in the Western Conference last season, they have shown some signs of excitement regarding their future. Note that at the end of the year, the Kings had a 14-17 record to show with some impressive outings from their young guns like the 35-points epic comeback win in Chicago in December, 21st. However, they hit the wall in January... Read more

Last season the Sacramento Kings were the worst team in the NBA with a 17-65 record and they are officially on a rebuilding mode that will take them some time until they can be a top team. Right now, the key word is the development of their young players. The Kings helped the Bulls last season by sending Brad Miller and John Salmons to them in a clear sign of reconstruction. For this season, the Kings have a roster... Read more

The Kings were one of the less talked teams last season, but managed to do better than the regular supporter was expecting, whose expectations were pretty low. The team managed to finish the regular season with a 38-44 record, despite several problems. Mike Bibby just started the season in January and after playing 15 games left to Atlanta. Artest missed the first 7 games of the season, due to suspension and later... Read more

Western Conference: 15. Minnesota Timberwolves I've placed the Wolves in the last position in my Power Ranking, but don't get me wrong, as this team had a good month of January and February, way better than a good number of teams. Actually their record of 10-41 hides the fact that they have covered the spread in 9 of their last 13 games. The team has been underrated by the bookies, thanks to the bettors... Read more