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How to Buy Sacramento Kings Tickets

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Sacramento Kings Recent Seasons

The Sacramento Kings have faced decades of challenges, making the playoffs only seven times since the 2000s and reaching the NBA Finals just once, back in 1950. After years of inconsistency, the franchise has begun to show signs of turning things around. The 2022–23 season marked a breakthrough, with Sacramento making the playoffs and pushing the Golden State Warriors to a hard-fought seven-game series. While they fell short, the Kings proved they could compete on a bigger stage.

In the 2023–24 season, the Kings finished with a 46–36 record, placing ninth in the Western Conference—a slight step back from the previous year. The team posted a net rating of 1.7, with a 13th-ranked offense and 14th-ranked defense. Sacramento earned a spot in the Play-In Tournament, where they defeated the Warriors but fell to the Pelicans, ending their season just shy of the playoffs. Though the result was disappointing, the roster’s youth and depth signal that brighter seasons are ahead.

Sacramento’s young core continued to develop in 2023–24, with their leading scorers averaging just 26 years old. De’Aaron Fox emerged as the team’s star, averaging 26.6 points per game and cementing himself as one of the league’s top guards since being drafted fifth overall in 2017. Domantas Sabonis, acquired from the Pacers, was equally vital, averaging 19.4 points and a league-leading 13.7 rebounds per game, earning MVP and Defensive Player of the Year consideration. Malik Monk added 15.4 points per game off the bench and finished second in Sixth Man of the Year voting, a testament to his growth since arriving in 2022. With a blend of rising stars and steady veterans, the Kings’ foundation for future playoff runs looks strong.

2022–23 Season Recap

The Kings posted a 48–34 record, finishing just five games behind the Western Conference leaders and comfortably making the playoffs. Sacramento faced Golden State in the first round, jumping to a 2–0 series lead before the Warriors stormed back. After splitting the next two games, the Kings forced a Game 7, but Golden State closed the series with a win. De’Aaron Fox led the team with 1,826 points, along with 306 rebounds and 447 assists. Harrison Barnes was the ironman of the season, playing all 82 games and tallying 1,230 points and 366 rebounds, while Domantas Sabonis contributed 1,510 points and 973 rebounds. Sacramento also added depth in the draft with the 23rd overall pick to prepare for the 2023–24 season.

2021–22 Season Recap

Sacramento struggled to a 30–52 record, falling short of the playoffs once again and prompting a shake-up in leadership and player development. The organization brought in Head Coach Mike Brown and a revamped staff, including Jordi Fernandez as associate head coach and assistants Jay Triano, Luke Loucks, Doug Christie, and Leandro Barbosa. Deividas Dulkys joined as a player development coach as the franchise set its sights on a rebuild.