Multiple times this NBA season, I’ve sat down with my laptop and written an article about how the Kings were putting together a few solid games and that this could be the start of the turnaround fans were waiting for. However, a multi-game losing streak always followed those articles. Now, in 2025, I’ve learned my lesson. I will not draw …

This is the most confused and saddened Kings fans have ever seen about a coaching change, and that goes for any sport I follow. To put it bluntly, it’s unequivocally the wrong move. At the same time, after losing to the Pistons on December 26th, fans had to know something was going to happen. Whenever a team underperforms expectations, as …

I have nothing funny to say. I have no hope to add, no light at the end of the tunnel, no offerings of “hang in there, this is just a slump.” After barely beating the basement-dwelling Pelicans, the Kings lost their next four games. Were these close losses? Were there takeaways from the games that made you think, “Okay, that’s …

We’re getting closer to Christmas this year, which can only mean one thing – 24 hours of A Christmas Story. I feel like “A Christmas Story” has always kept that rewatchability for me: not where I’m watching it repeatedly on Christmas Eve, just once or twice with family and friends every year. Part of why I think this tradition doesn’t …

It is officially the holiday season, filled with childlike wonder, bright lights and decorations, and the hope that burns in every small child that a Christmas miracle happens on the morning of December 25th. For Kings fans, that miracle came about 3 weeks early. In the face of despair, coming off a tough loss to Memphis, Kevin Huerter and Keegan …

Everyone who has ever existed on this planet has been a multifaceted individual. Everyone has little idiosyncrasies that make them unique. Are all of these little habits and personality traits good? Nope, not even remotely. Every good person you see has a bad side, and every bad person has a good side. This applies not only to individuals but especially …

When I was in third grade, I had pneumonia. It never got too terrible for me, luckily, but I was sick for the better part of a week and was bedridden. It’s a feeling that, to this day, still echoes in my mind whenever I get sick. Still, one thing about it stands out more than others: I had to …