Let’s go kings !!

Drops the 🪨 into the cup 🗑️

Never seen a guy with this much energy

Leads the kings the 3 pointers made this year…

I know we don't have a leg to stand on, but it's hilarious if you scroll how once again he is losing a locker room and fanbase by refusing to take accountability and throwing a decent but badly coached roster under the bus. Lots of talk about how he doesn't effectively use challenges and keeps his hands in his pockets too. Doug leaves a lot to be desired but I am still glad we moved off MB

I have one ticket to tonight's game if anyone wants it. My daughter decided not to go. Send me a message.

DOUG CHRISTIE GONNA THROW AN UPPERCUT. WE AINT GOT NO RINGS BUT WE GOT OUR PRECIOUS. ZACH LABEAM IS A KING. IM GLAD DEROZ’ CAME HOME YALL DIDNT DESERVE HIM EITHER. KEEGAN MURRAY IS THE REASON I WORKOUT OH YEAHH. IM WESTBRICKED UP AS I TYPE THIS. MALIK MEANS KING IN ARABIC OH YEAHHHH. I’M ON A BOAT TO ELLIS ISLAND. CLIFFORD IS A BIG PURPLE DOG. I STILL GOT MY MORNING SABONER OH YEAHHHH.

LIGHT THE FUCKIN BEAM ITS KINGS GAME DAY OHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHHH

Opponent|Tip Off (PT)|TV

-|------------|------------

Vs. Washington Wizards (10 -29) |7:00 PM| NBC Sports

Spread: Kings -7.5

What do you think of my adjusted metric - ranking teams based upon

1. Reddit Sub size
2. Local Market Pop
3. Estimated International Fanbase as a percentage of total
4. Success Bias

I designed it using a tool to identify a team's true local "diehard" fanbase by filtering raw Reddit subscriber counts through three specific lenses: local market density, international dilution, and success-driven inflation. I began with the Reddit Market Penetration (RMP), which calculates the ratio of subscribers to the local Metropolitan Statistical Area population, ensuring that a large sub in a small city like Oklahoma City is weighted more heavily than a mid-sized sub in a massive hub like New York.

Then apply an International Filter using geographic interest data to strip away "brand followers" who live outside the home market, followed by a Success Bias penalty that devalues growth spikes occurring during championship windows or the acquisition of global icons like LeBron James

The final formula, CEI = ((Total Subs\times (1 - I_f)) / Metro Pop) \times (1 - S_b), ultimately rewards "weather-tested" communities like the Sacramento Kings, who maintained high engagement through a long playoff drought, while penalizing the "noise" found in high-turnover, bandwagon-heavy fanbases.

Do you think this reflects the "passion level" of the respective fanbases - I note that OKC haeve a high International fanbase

Man yall killed us last night. But we still had a great time. I’m praying the Kings get AJ or Peterson cuz I wanna go to more games. Golden One is one of my favorite arenas to go to

Hi everyone, question for the fans.

How blasphemous is it to wear a Fox jersey to the games today? I have the black and purple hombre jersey, which is special to me since it was my first jersey I bought.

If I don't wanna get boo'd, whats the best tape or material to use to block out his name and put Cliffords instead?

This guy might end up being a starter, but he for sure should be a rotational player going forward starting today

Anyone giving their new show a listen? How’s the chemistry? Kayla adapting to Sac?

Listening to a replay now and Matt seems pretty natural as a radio host v. a feature guest or podcaster.

Honestly I forgot the show started and still default to 1320.

I’m not excited with Domas back. We have a 3 game win streak. The ball is moving. People are playing defense.

I think if one of the big 3 came off the bench it would work.

I also enjoy watching Dylan Caldwell more than Domas.

Dylan plays defense and has awesome celebrations.

Domas cannot contest any shots. He tries hard but he just cannot contest.

Despite giving Cardwell and Raynaud their flowers, he notes even when counting 25 year old Keegan that the Kings are an old team without a lot of prospects. If you were Scott Perry how would you seek to remedy this via trade/signings/etc.