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2020 Schedule
3-2, 1st in Pacific
6h

The Hoop Collective: Beal's Extension, Zion's Potential, Carsen Edwards

On the day of an "NBA-shaking" move, Brian Windhorst, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon discuss the Bradley Beal extension and how it affects the rest of the league. Plus, the crew breaks down Buddy Hield's pointed comments, the potential of Carsen Edwards (18:34), if Zion Williamson's preseason success will translate to the regular season (27:34), if Kyrie Irving is already dictating orders in Brooklyn (39:29), the underrated draft day trade that could alter the league for years to come and much more.

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6h

Barnes, Jackson to pay for funeral of slain woman

The Kings' Harrison Barnes and the Eagles' Malik Johnson are covering the funeral costs for Atatiana Jefferson, a Texas woman who was killed in her home by a police officer.

Hield: If contract doesn't get done, I'll look somewhere else (1:50)
11h
My first NBA basket (2:32)
8d
Vivek Ranadivé on bringing the NBA to India (2:36)
10d
Sabonis throws down reverse dunk (0:23)
13d
Bagley throws down one-handed slam (0:24)
13d
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14dMarc J. Spears

Silver mulls league in India, but facilities lacking

While NBA commissioner Adam Silver expressed hope for a potential league in India, he added that a lot of work had to take place nationwide in terms of facilities to reach that goal.

Barnes finds Bagley for the big slam (0:15)
14d
Sabonis flushes put back dunk (0:18)
14d
Ferrell drains 3-pointer from well beyond half court (0:49)
14d
Walton expecting leaps from Bagley, Fox (0:47)
20d
Fox: Playoffs a 'realistic expectation' for Kings (0:32)
20d

Nick Friedell ESPN Staff Writer 

Sacramento Kings guard Buddy Hield remains very appreciative of the support he has gotten from people all over the league after Hurricane Dorian tore through the Bahamas earlier this month. Hield, who is from the Bahamas, set up a GoFundMe page page to raise money while donating $100,000 dollars of his own for relief efforts. "It means a lot. It just shows the awareness ... what had happened was devastation. You're not used to seeing a category five coming and hitting the Bahamas. So I appreciate everybody who has reached out [saying] 'praying for your family' or 'thinking of your family' or whatever support they've [given]. A lot of people have done a lot. I think the Sacramento Kings have put a lot of hands on that too so I'm just thankful for everybody that has been apart of that situation I've had going on."

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20dNick Friedell

Walton's focus on Kings amid civil lawsuit

In his first public comments since sexual assault allegations were made against him, new Kings coach Luke Walton said he's focusing on his job.

Nick Friedell ESPN Staff Writer 

Sacramento Kings head coach Luke Walton, when asked if he is confident he will be cleared of any wrongdoing in the pending civil case regarding sexual assault allegations made against him: "Yeah I mean look it's the same I've been saying, I'm here to do my job and focus on our Kings and get us where we need to get and the rest of it will take care of itself."

24d

Kevin Arnovitz

Zach and ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz rank their Five Most Confusing Teams for the 2019-20 NBA season.

Team Stats

Points Per Game114.29th
Rebounds Per Game45.414th
Assists Per Game25.414th
Points Allowed115.35th

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Team History

YEARWLPCT
2018-193943.476
2017-182755.329
2016-173250.390
2015-163349.402