The Kings have battled the Lakers well this season. We like that. What we don't like is their sloppiness in last night's affair, and the fact that their GM refuses to do anything, despite having the owner's blessing to do some baller shit.

We hope that 2022 can bring new fortunes to the long-mistreated Sacramento Kings fanbase. Do we actually believe it will though, after one fun win against the Miami Heat? Of course not. As the great MJ Watson (Zendaya) would say: "expect disappointment, and you can never be disappointed" #spoilers.

Second year pro Tyrese Haliburton is becoming so good, so fast, that Kings fans have no idea how to handle it. The rarity of having 2 above-average players on one squad? Impossible! Inconceivable! So, we discuss this weird situation, and why fans should just enjoy the ride while it lasts.

Losing is normal as a Kings fan. That doesn't mean it ever gets easier to bare. We put on a brave face this Tuesday to dive into this team once more, despite all the pain and sorrow they give us. I'm thinking it's time to find a new hobby...

The Kings have followed the rest of the NBA in adding new players to their team, as they remain stuck in a COVID mess. We breakdown their two additions at guard, why Tyrese Haliburton is the cooliest, and Jill brings us home with a special, two-part "Water Cooler."

The NBA is doing all it can to stay alive and with games played. To do so, they essentially forced teams to sign any able bodied men who would like to hoop. In other words, this league just got A LOT more interesting, and we throw out the players we'd love to see in Sacramento during these trying times.

The Omicron variant just won't give us a second to relax, boost up, and get a handle on life! The Kings are the latest sports team to be battling an outbreak, yet it seems the show must go on, and they'll be battling a solid Memphis squad shorthanded tonight. We share our excitement for some new faces to get a shot, and appreciate Doug Christie for just being himself.

Doug Christie is getting his shot, in the latest Kings PR move! Desperate to get butts in the seats or eyes on the TV, one of the team's most iconic faces will lead the squad for at least tonight's game against Washington, possibly further. Will the team rally around his energy? And when will this organization learn to do the right thing, or pick a set path? We cover it all on this stormy Wednesday in California.

Trades. Changing of the guard. A total roster reconstruction. It's what every Kings fan is praying for today, and thankfully, we may finally get some action this Wednesday. Who are they linked to? And who do we care to see given up? (hint: anybody). We cover this fun part of the NBA season, and Jill shares a fun tale of team bonding in a special "Water Cooler."

It's their longest winning-streak of the year, and it's only 3 games (1 against an NBA bottom feeder). Yet, we revel in the Kings current relevance, while acknowledging it'll likely come crashing down soon. Sacramento's next three games, all on the road, should give us a good read on their ability to stay level going forward under interim Alvin Gentry.

The rollercoaster that is Sacramento Kings basketball carries on. After beating the 5th seeded Los Angeles Clippers in back-to-back games, this team has (somehow) won 4 of 6, and put themselves well within reach of the play-in/postseason picture. But can they make this success last? And what trades are coming in the future? We break it all down on this unusually optimistic Monday episode.

With 23 games in the books for the Kings, including some disgusting loses, a coaching change, and players seemingly checking out, we felt it was time for another healthy and fun roundtable discussion. We bring some new voices on (and one old one) as we break down this bizarre Kings team we simply can't escape.

Losing is never fun- unless you're the Sacramento Kings, who treat losing like their favorite hobby. As such, we can't talk about this team without getting angry, so we find less painful alternatives to discuss in this episode... I question every day my allegiance to this horrid franchise.

The Kings keep finding new ways to bottom out, forcing us fans to slowly but surely lose hope. Thankfully, hope is a strong feeling- one that true Kings fans haven't had since 2005; we're built for this! But tonight against the streaking Blazers, Sacramento will try and find their groove for a full 48.