LeBron James Leads Lakers Over Kings In Heartbreaker

The Sacramento Kings took a 10 point lead into the second quarter on Friday night, but went on to lose to the Los Angeles Lakers by a final of 99-97

The Sacramento Kings (4-6) head to Staples Center to face off against LeBron James and the Los Angeles Lakers (9-2)

Grant flies solo on the Thursday edition of The Grant Napear Show with DC. Hear Grant talk about De'Aaron Fox's first time speaking since his injury at practice today and why he thinks Fox made a few good statements on when he will return, plus Napes dives into Kaepernick's NFL workout scheduled Saturday.

The Sacramento Kings have won four of their last five games.

De'Aaron Fox will be reevaluated in 3-4 weeks with a sprained left ankle.

Bad news out of Sacramento Kings practice...

Babb II and Gilliam Jr combined for five total touchdowns on Saturday afternoon to help UC Davis cruise to a 45-28 win on the road at Portland State.

Sacramento withstood a comeback attempt by Trae Young and the Atlanta Hawks to win by a final of 121-109 on Friday night at State Farm Arena

Grant and DC return for a Thursday edition of The Grant Napear Show in between games on the east coast. Listen as they break down the game last night between the Kings and Raptors, why Antonio Brown may need some mental help after his rant on Twitter and their take on "load management" in the NBA.

Jason Ross & Carmichael Dave present the Wednesday edition of The Drive.

The boys open the Tuesday show with some Monday football game review including how bad the refs have been over the season. They also take a look at a few games that happened Sunday, how the Packers lost to the Chargers, what the AFC West looks like mid way through the season, plus a little Kings talk and preview of the Raptors game.

UC Davis Linebacker Nick Eaton Named To Jerry Rice Award Watchlist which honors the subdivision’s top freshman of the year.

Sacramento enjoyed a blowout win over the New York Knicks on Sunday afternoon, winning by a final of 113-92

The Oakland Athletics made their first move of the off-season on Thursday afternoon when they picked up reliever Yusmeiro Petit's club option for the 2020 season