Paul Westphal
Kings and Cousins take big steps.
After not just a rough start to the season, but the happenings of this week, the Kings needed something to work in their favor. If
Rotation, Rotation, Rotation.
Paul Westphal is a completely likable guy. On January 6, 2011, he won the 300th game of his career, a feat that he was unaware
Tough Love Paying Off.
Negative attention follows DeMarcus Cousins like a giant rain cloud ready to burst. Questions about his maturity, questions about his physique and questions about his
Cousins fined and benched.
In a season of disappointments, the Kings’ loss last night to the Golden State Warriors seemed to exemplify the team’s immaturity and lack of self
Kings’ final play against the Mavericks was not a bad play
Immediately after the Kings’ final possession against the Dallas Mavericks failed, Paul Westphal was under scrutiny from those who watched the Kings lose at home
Carl Landry, you’ve been Wally Pipp’ed.
In yet another strange turn of events, the struggling Sacramento Kings have decided to move fourth year power forward Carl Landry to the bench in
Bulls 96, Kings 85: Kings were so good until they weren’t anymore
How We Feeling? Totally awesome and then SOOOO the total opposite of awesome. The Kings came out with energy. Evans came out destroying the Bulls
A fistful of consecutive losses
A horse peed on my car when I was traveling down the freeway, going about 65 miles per hour. While this sounds like the setup,
Lakers 112, Kings 100: The Lakers Don’t Even Know Who The Kings Are Yet
How We Feeling? Probably pretty frustrated but a little moral too. That’s how Paul Westphal seemed after the game. And he should be frustrated too.
