Sacramento kings

• OKLAHOMA CITY -- Kevin Durant had 29 points and nine rebounds, Russell Westbrook scored 22 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Sacramento Kings 115-89 on Friday night in the first of three meetings between the teams in a 12-day span..
(ESPN)
• The Thunder will host the lowly Sacramento Kings as they continue to try to hold off the San Antonio Spurs. In fact Oklahoma City will get to face the Kings three times over the final eight games in the regular season.
(USA Today)
• OKLAHOMA CITY—Kevin Durant had 29 points and nine rebounds, Russell Westbrook scored 22 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Sacramento Kings 115-89 on Friday night in the first of three meetings between the teams in a 12-day span..
(San Jose Mercury News)
• The Sacramento Kings have numerous and substantial disagreements with the arena financing term sheet, ranging from big-picture revenue-sharing issues such as naming rights, to small items, such as when the Kings can use the arena for practice.
(Sacramento Bee)
• NEW YORK -- The Kings future in Sacramento is uncertain again. A tentative deal for a new arena is falling apart, leaving open the possibility the teams owners could again try to move from Californias capital.
(ESPN)
• OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant had 29 points and nine rebounds, Russell Westbrook scored 22 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Sacramento Kings 115-89 on Friday night in the first of three meetings between the teams in a 12-day span..
(Washington Post)
• A deal to build a new arena for the Sacramento Kings basketball team has apparently collapsed. The Maloof family, which owns the team, announced today that unless the city makes further guarantees that the arena will work, theyre no longer interested.
(KQED)
• An aging arena and a poor economy will ultimately force the Sacramento Kings to relocate to another city in the near future.
(Bleacherreport.com)
• The Sacramento Kings still cant figure out if theyre going to be the Sacramento Kings. The owners seem to be backtracking, the NBA is listening, fans of the team are seething, and everyone is a bit on edge about whats going on.
(SB Nation)