The Kings lose 115–96 to the Bucks and fall to 8–28 on the season. Sacramento was down big early before making a real push and cutting it to three, but the Bucks pulled away late.

We talk about how the Kings were able to make this one interesting, the concern after Keegan Murray went down with an ankle injury, and what 8–28 says about where this team is right now. We also get into rotation questions, what the Kings should be prioritizing, and how they should be handling minutes and roles moving forward.

The Kings lose 129–102 to the Suns after keeping it close early but getting overwhelmed in the second half, where they were outscored 67-46. Sacramento falls to 8-27 on the season, matching the worst start through 35 games in the Sacramento era, last seen with the 2008–09 and 2010–11 teams.

We break down what went wrong in the second half, discuss Maxime Raynaud leaving the game with an injury, and talk about Keegan Murray’s bounce-back performance after a tough stretch offensively. We also look back at January 2011, the last time the Kings started 8-27, and compare this team to the 2008-09 group that went on to win just 17 games.

The Kings open 2026 with a 120–106 loss to the Celtics, falling to 8–26 on the season. Sacramento went toe-to-toe with Boston for three quarters and was tied going into the fourth before everything unraveled late.

We talk about the competitiveness after the ugly loss to the Clippers, how the Kings created quality three-point looks early, and what went wrong in the fourth quarter as the offense stalled and the shots stopped falling. We also highlight some positives, look ahead to the game against Phoenix, dive into NBA trade rumors, and play a round of “Who did that!?”