When are you trying to quietly turn me into a Kings fan? Lol. Seriously, this was a really good documentary that I could see the Sacramento side of things to really wanting to keep their team. Their fan base as a whole needs to step up though and sell that building out each and every night. It would help if their GM knew how to assemble a team first.
Maybe trade Demarcus Cousins to New Orleans for Emeka or Kaman? Would be a nice dream though.
Nice video. I would really like to see a Hornets247 Documentary featuring Ryan, Michael, Jake, and others of the Hornets247 community covering the struggle to find an owner and establishing a base here in New Orleans that people can be proud of their team.
Great stuff. I really wish they could find a way to get an arena done. OTOH, hearing KJ talk at the end has to make some Kings fans weary. He says that no matter what happens, we can always hold our heads high. Then just a couple days ago, he talks about how baseball talks need to be expedited as if to say that he sees the Kings possibly leaving but wanting to find a replacement for them.
3 responses to “Small Market, Big Heart: A Sacramento Kings Documentary”
This is a very enlightening watch for basketball fans in New Orleans.
When are you trying to quietly turn me into a Kings fan? Lol. Seriously, this was a really good documentary that I could see the Sacramento side of things to really wanting to keep their team. Their fan base as a whole needs to step up though and sell that building out each and every night. It would help if their GM knew how to assemble a team first.
Maybe trade Demarcus Cousins to New Orleans for Emeka or Kaman? Would be a nice dream though.
Nice video. I would really like to see a Hornets247 Documentary featuring Ryan, Michael, Jake, and others of the Hornets247 community covering the struggle to find an owner and establishing a base here in New Orleans that people can be proud of their team.
Great stuff. I really wish they could find a way to get an arena done. OTOH, hearing KJ talk at the end has to make some Kings fans weary. He says that no matter what happens, we can always hold our heads high. Then just a couple days ago, he talks about how baseball talks need to be expedited as if to say that he sees the Kings possibly leaving but wanting to find a replacement for them.