Nowhere is a gift and a curse.
The Sacramento Kings are going nowhere.
The Sacramento Kings are going nowhere.

It's not everyday that you can see Rome crumble. The velocity at which the Kings' arena deal ruined itself was impressive, really. To hear the Maloofs' hired assassins tear down our city and its deal was both compelling and cringe-worthy. To hear an economist with no experience in this deal, a man hired 48 hours before the fateful press conference, tell us that the deal would put Sacramento on the edge of financial ruin --...
Read Full Article »
Recommended Articles
Ailene Voisin, Sacramento Bee - April 14, 2012
It was Friday the 13th, so maybe that explains the bizarre horror show of a gathering at a hotel in midtown Manhattan.
In a shock of a New York minute – and that's how fast this partnership seems to have dissolved – the ... more »
Steve Kelley, Seattle Times - April 14, 2012
Obviously frustrated and disappointed, NBA commissioner David Stern faced reporters Friday and declared that his league had "done as much as we can" to get an arena deal done in Sacramento.
He said the plan that five weeks ago... more »
Jason Gay, Wall Street Journal - April 3, 2012
t the end of Woody Allen's 1979 film "Manhattan," there's an indelible scene in which Allen's character, television writer Isaac Davis, is lying alone on the couch with a tape recorder, ticking off answers to the question,... more »
Stephen Danley, The Quad - April 3, 2012
Over the past 20 years there have been 10 clear franchise players taken with the first pick in the N.B.A. draft. The list includes LeBron James and Allen Iverson, Blake Griffin and Dwight Howard — players who immediately... more »
Jamey Eisenberg, CBS Sports - April 3, 2012
DeJuan Blair, center, Spurs Key stats for the past five days: 13.2 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.2 steals Start percentage Week 14: 22 percentBlair is a risky starting option in the majority of leagues because you ... more »