More and more NBA teams are looking to add valuable pieces to their roster without spending an excess of cash.
That's why Ronnie Price is in the mix with the Kings.
Price grew up in Friendswood, Texas, and went undrafted in this year's Draft. But the night of the Draft, Price received a call from the Kings, offering him a spot on their summer league team. He will be on the Kings' squad as the team takes on the visiting Charlotte Bobcats tonight.
He has only has played 14 minutes so far, but his teammates and coaches see promise.
"He's very explosive and quick and he can shoot," says Kings point guard Jason Hart. "He's going to be good. When he gets out there, he'll get some confidence, that's all. He's got everything else."
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Nov 22, 2005 12:46 AM EST
Peja Stojakovic underwent X-rays on his right hand after Sunday's loss to the Sonics that indicated a slightly sprained right pinky finger, the Sacramento Bee reports.
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Greg Ostertag probably wasn't expecting it, but he received a relatively warm ovation when he was introduced in Arco Arena on Tuesday. Then again, Ostertag said he felt the same way.
"People treated me great here," the Jazz center said of his first game in Sacramento since being traded by the Kings back to Utah in July. "I wish I could have played more, but I never had any complaints about how nice everyone was to me."
That's why the 7-foot-2 center said he didn't want to beat the Kings any more than he wants to win any night. "It's not a personal thing. I don't have a vendetta against anyone. It just didn't work out," Ostertag said of his single season in Sacramento, the worst of his 10-year career. "Guys who feel that way usually think they've been wronged. But I was never treated badly."
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Kings Nov 2005 Archive
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Sacramento Bee | Nov 16, 2005
"We categorically deny that we're asking for a trade," said David Bauman, the agent for Kings forward Peja Stojakovic. Stojakovic was rumored to have asked for a trade to Chicago
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ESPN | Nov 14, 2005
The Sacramento Kings were fined $30,000 by the NBA on Monday for showing derogatory images of Detroit on video screens prior to their home opener against the Pistons.
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Daily Herald | Nov 14, 2005
Rumors persist that Sacramento’s Peja Stojakovic wants a trade to the Bulls or is hoping to sign here as a free agent next summer.
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Sacramento Bee | Nov 12, 2005
Stu Jackson visited Arco Arena on Friday night, with the NBA's senior vice president of basketball operations explaining he was in town for his annual visit.
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Sacramento Bee | Nov 11, 2005
According to the Sacramento Bee, reserve forward Kenny Thomas was part of trade talks in late October, when the Kings pursued veteran swingman Desmond Mason.
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Detroit Free Press | Nov 10, 2005
Although the Sacramento Kings apologized Wednesday for displaying negative images of Detroit during pregame introductions, the NBA began an investigation into the incident that could result in fines.
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AP | Nov 9, 2005
"I know the Maloofs pretty well, and they've always been nothing but classy," said Flip Saunders. "I'm sure they didn't have anything to do with that."