Will there be new owners of the Sacramento Kings? Will the Maloofs be involved or even have a minority stake in the financially troubled team? Those are the questions some are asking after a group of investors has come forward. The group was put together by Kings veteran Chris Webber.

The Sacramento Kings were one of the best NBA from 2001 to 2003, however in recent years their performance has been lack luster at best. The poor performance has certainly hurt the Kings financially. Now there is hope the Kings will fall under new ownership.

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The Kings are staying in Sacramento, at least for now. The Maloof did not request relocation today. The family had made the decision to move the team weeks ago, but they were never able to convince the other team owners.

The Maloof family said “We appreciate everything the Samuelis, Anaheim Arena Management and the City of Anaheim did for us, but we decided to give Sacramento one more opportunity.” “Kevin Johnson, Sacramento mayor, has made a lot of promises and we’re going to hold him to his word to see if they can come up with a new arena plan.”. The door remains open to move the team next year according to the Maloofs.

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Last night was the Sacramento Kings last game in Sacramento.  The Kings lost to the defending champion LA Lakers, which was expected, but they did take it into OT.  The final score was 116-108.

The Maloofs again made money off the backs of  Kings fans.  No one told the sell out crowd that the Kings are moving to Anaheim .  Joe and Gavin Maloof did not even bother showing up for the King’s last game.  Instead they are in New York trying to ensure no one can stop their move to Anaheim.  Anaheim mayor Tom Tait will also be in in New York to help ensure the move takes place.  Sacramento mayor Kevin Johnson will be there to try and stop an already made decision.

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Moving the Sacramento Kings has been a rumor for a while now, but we have learned this evening that they will in fact be moving to Anaheim.

The new Anaheim Kings will be playing in the Honda Center for the next NBA season. The “official” announcement is scheduled to be made around mid or early May. The only item preventing the Kings from moving is an approval by a majority of the NBA’s owners. The Los Angeles Lakers and the Los Angeles Clippers are already fighting the move, but the Maloofs will try to convince other teams in the league that the move is a good idea.

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The Sacramento Kings have requested an extension to the deadline for moving the team. Originally the NBA required the Kings to announce their intentions by March 1st.

In a statement from the NBA, they said: “The Sacramento Kings have requested an extension of the March 1 deadline to give Kings ownership the opportunity to discuss their options with the Board of Governors at its April 14 – 15 meeting,”

The Kings are currently in negotiations with Anaheim officials about a moving the team to Orange County.

Will the Sacramento Kings move to a new city? That is the question being asked and there are no real answers. The Sacramento Kings have not done well this year and fans are not as loyal as they once were. There is no new arena and the economy stinks. All of this has created lower ticket sales, but will it be enough to force the Maloofs to move the team?

The 22 year old ARCO arena was recently rename to the Power Balance Pavilion. In 2006, voters voted down a sales tax measure that would fund a new stadium.

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The Sacramento Kings are officially the worst team in the NBA. It’s not really a title anyone wanted, but the Kings have earned it. The Kings are just 5-21 for the season. I dismal record at best.

The Kings are on a six game losing streak. The 117-109 overtime loss to the Golden State Warriors was a tough one to watch. The Kings were up 84-70 at the start of the fourth quarter. A lead that should have held, but this is the Kings were are talking about.

Tonight the Kings play the Milwaukee Bucks who are 11-16 for the season. The game is at Arco Arena and tip off time is 7pm. Can the Kings beat the Bucks? The Buck beat the Lakers on Tuesday so maybe they are tired. Regardless of the score at the end of the game when you are in last place there is only one direction you can go.

Will Carmelo Anthony be a Sacramento King soon. Anthony has yet to accept or decline a very lucrative contract extension from his current Denver team. The rumor is that the Former Syracuse standout wants to become a true free agent and orchestrate a poer grab for a lucrative contact.

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The Sacramento Kings looks like they want to build up their frontcourt based on their draft choices. The Kings grabbed 7-foot center Hassan Whiteside with the No. 33 pick in the NBA draft. Whiteside averaged 13.1 points, 8.9 rebounds and 5.4 blocked shots in 34 games in one season at Marshall and was an honorable mention All-American. His 182 blocks were the fourth-most for one season in Division I history.

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Do you want some free Sacramento Kings tickets? Come to the team’s draft party at Arco Arena on June 24 and they might be yours. All attendees of the Sacramento Kinds draft party will get tickets to a regular season game.

Fans can RSVP and download their tickets for the draft party at Kings.com/draftparty

The party starts at 4pm with the doors opening at 3:30pm. Attendees will watch the Kings make their No. 5 and No. 33 picks and listen to guest speakers. Some of the speaker include co-owner Gavin Maloof, head coach Paul Westphal and Geoff Petrie, president of basketball operations.

Subway will be there to hand out $5 gift cards during the party. Kings No. 5 pick = $5 footlong