The House Of Sacramento Kings

kings · Post by **kings** » 06/08/2006, 14:43

Ecco il site dove dovrebbe essere costruita la nostra nuova Arena...nella Downtown's Union Pacific railyard..in downtown

alcune informazioni....

Arena: A 17,000- to 18,000-seat state-of-the-art facility comparable in quality to arenas in Memphis, Charlotte, Indianapolis and Houston. Square footage would be about the same as the Memphis FedEx arena, but with administrative offices inside, not in a free-standing building. Other amenities: 50-60 luxury suites; 3,000 to 5,000 club seats; appropriate training facilities and two practice courts.

• Joint powers authority: Other incorporated cities in the county might join Sacramento and the county in ownership of the arena.

• Parking: A parking structure with enclosed walkways or bridges connecting to the arena. The number of spaces has yet to be determined.

• Location: Downtown's Union Pacific railyard. If that plan falls through, the parties would look at alternative sites including North Natomas.

• Design: The city and county will give the Kings a list of three nationally recognized architects with experience in building arenas; Kings will make the final choice.

• Kings contribution: Kings will pay $20 million when construction begins. That money could be used for capital repairs or any other purpose.

tutto grazie al mitttico sacbee

Mago4Mvp · Post by **Mago4Mvp** » 07/08/2006, 17:33

Bene, mi sembra un bel progetto :evvai:

Mago4Mvp · Post by **Mago4Mvp** » 21/08/2006, 21:56

Propongo in prima pagina del topic questa foto:

Mago4Mvp · Post by **Mago4Mvp** » 28/08/2006, 11:22

E Bonzi ora vuole restare

Bonzi Likely To Sign One Year Deal
28th August, 2006 - 12:44 am
Sacramento Bee - Bonzi Wells is reportedly having a difficult time finding a team to offer him a multi-year deal after turning down Sacramento's five-year $38 million offer earlier this summer.

He will likely be forced to sign a one-year deal with the Kings.

giacomo83 · Post by **giacomo83** » 28/08/2006, 11:30

E Bonzi ora vuole restare
Bonzi Likely To Sign One Year Deal
28th August, 2006 - 12:44 am
Sacramento Bee - Bonzi Wells is reportedly having a difficult time finding a team to offer him a multi-year deal after turning down Sacramento's five-year $38 million offer earlier this summer.

He will likely be forced to sign a one-year deal with the Kings.
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Fossi in sacramento non lo lascerei andare, anche se ora, visto che nessuno ha intenzione di prenderlo, forzerei un po la mano per risparmiare qualche soldino.
Lui e Artest danno molta concretezza in difesa e a rimbalzo ai Kings.

aeroplane_flies_high · Post by **aeroplane_flies_high** » 28/08/2006, 11:31

E Bonzi ora vuole restare
Bonzi Likely To Sign One Year Deal
28th August, 2006 - 12:44 am
Sacramento Bee - Bonzi Wells is reportedly having a difficult time finding a team to offer him a multi-year deal after turning down Sacramento's five-year $38 million offer earlier this summer.

He will likely be forced to sign a one-year deal with the Kings.
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Sacramento è sulla soglia della luxury tax... con le firme di Salmons e Woods non credo possa offrire un contratto a Bonzi.
Wells firmerà un annuale, ma probabilmente lontano dalla capitale della California...

kings · Post by **kings** » 28/08/2006, 21:17

Sacramento è sulla soglia della luxury tax... con le firme di Salmons e Woods non credo possa offrire un contratto a Bonzi.
Wells firmerà un annuale, ma probabilmente lontano dalla capitale della California...
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esattamente non può più offrire quel contratto con le nuove acquisizioni...bonzi dovevi pensarci prima....

Mago4Mvp · Post by **Mago4Mvp** » 28/08/2006, 23:23

Va agli Spurs o ai Lakers o agli Heat.

Lilpol · Post by **Lilpol** » 28/08/2006, 23:53

Va agli Spurs o ai Lakers o agli Heat.
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Piuttosto cedo qualcun'altro
fossi Sacramento

Mago4Mvp · Post by **Mago4Mvp** » 29/08/2006, 0:03

Piuttosto cedo qualcun'altro
fossi Sacramento
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Pronto? C'è nessuno in casa?

E' Free agent :rastapimp:

giacomo83 · Post by **giacomo83** » 01/09/2006, 8:31

Va agli Spurs o ai Lakers o agli Heat.
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Venisse ai lakers non mi dispiacerebbe,ma i Lakers, come sacramento non ha posto nel cap e dovrebbe fare una sign&trade, casoma cedendo giocatori freeagent la prossima stagione. Nemmeno SA e Miami hanno posto nel cap, ma non mi ricordo se hanno gia sfruttato la MLE.

1kingsfan · Post by **1kingsfan** » 15/09/2006, 8:25

Ciao a tutti, dopo molto tempo trascorso a leggere, finalmente mi accingo a scrivere il mio primo messaggio.
Innanzi tutto volevo fare un complimento a tutti gli utenti e moderatori per la competenza cestistica e la capacità di tenere il forum adeguatamente "pulito".
Da come avrete sicuramente capito, per il nick piuttosto che per il luogo in cui posto, sono un fan sfegatato dei Kings.
A tal proposito allego una notiziuola che non mi sembra di aver trovato nel forum, anche se abbastanza datata, fonte SacBee:

Petrie: Wells return no longer practical
Published 12:01 am PDT Sunday, September 3, 2006

Things have been quiet around the Kings these days, but there have been talks within the organization about free-agent swingman Bonzi Wells' renewed interest in rejoining the team.

Wells, who dazzled during last season's first-round playoff loss to the San Antonio Spurs, has been unable to find the lucrative deal he sought this summer and has made it known to the Kings that he would like to return.

But as far as Kings president of basketball operations Geoff Petrie is concerned, his team has moved on.

"There's nothing to that beyond the fact that Bonzi still has legitimate interests about wanting to play for us," Petrie said while interrupting a brief vacation. "The dynamics we've talked about before are still there.

"The tax issue still is there, and we've assembled a roster. We've basically moved on. We've made commitments. There's nothing that's changed, nothing that involves us."

The renewed interest comes after Wells and agent William Phillips failed to take a reported five-year deal extended by the Kings that would have paid him about $8 million annually. The offer was the largest made to Wells and eventually was pulled off the table by the Kings.

Then Sacramento signed free-agent swingman John Salmons, bringing the Kings just below the luxury-tax level of $65.42 million.

Signing Wells -- or virtually anyone else -- would force the Kings to pay luxury tax, which they have resisted.

Wells said throughout last season that he wanted to stay with the Kings, although he was intent on a big free-agent payday. He said he liked the organization, his teammates and the community.

Neither Wells nor Phillips could be reached for comment. Petrie said he has not spoken with Phillips in the past two weeks.

"I talked to William about two or three days before the (Al) Harrington deal went through with Indiana (and Atlanta) because he seemed to think something might happen for Bonzi if that didn't work out," Petrie said of the trade consummated Aug. 22.

One way the Kings might be able to clear cap space to sign Wells is to trade one of the three players with expiring contracts -- Corliss Williamson, Vitaly Potapenko and Jason Hart -- and not take back salary.

Bad trip -- Kings center Brad Miller is known for not wanting to travel abroad. That could mean he didn't get much for his experience this summer with the United States men's basketball team that won the bronze medal in Japan in the world championships.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski clearly saw little he liked from Miller. Miller played a team-low 50 minutes, seeing action in four of nine games on a team that had difficulty making perimeter shots.

Then again, by the time the tournament had ended, Krzyzewski looked as if he had been watching Don Nelson films by the way he was playing small ball and keeping power forwards and centers Elton Brand, Dwight Howard and Chris Bosh on the bench.

nomar · Post by **nomar** » 15/09/2006, 10:58

Ciao a tutti, dopo molto tempo trascorso a leggere, finalmente mi accingo a scrivere il mio primo messaggio.
Innanzi tutto volevo fare un complimento a tutti gli utenti e moderatori per la competenza cestistica e la capacità di tenere il forum adeguatamente "pulito".
Da come avrete sicuramente capito, per il nick piuttosto che per il luogo in cui posto, sono un fan sfegatato dei Kings.
A tal proposito allego una notiziuola che non mi sembra di aver trovato nel forum, anche se abbastanza datata, fonte SacBee:

Petrie: Wells return no longer practical
Published 12:01 am PDT Sunday, September 3, 2006
Things have been quiet around the Kings these days, but there have been talks within the organization about free-agent swingman Bonzi Wells' renewed interest in rejoining the team.

Wells, who dazzled during last season's first-round playoff loss to the San Antonio Spurs, has been unable to find the lucrative deal he sought this summer and has made it known to the Kings that he would like to return.

But as far as Kings president of basketball operations Geoff Petrie is concerned, his team has moved on.

"There's nothing to that beyond the fact that Bonzi still has legitimate interests about wanting to play for us," Petrie said while interrupting a brief vacation. "The dynamics we've talked about before are still there.

"The tax issue still is there, and we've assembled a roster. We've basically moved on. We've made commitments. There's nothing that's changed, nothing that involves us."

The renewed interest comes after Wells and agent William Phillips failed to take a reported five-year deal extended by the Kings that would have paid him about $8 million annually. The offer was the largest made to Wells and eventually was pulled off the table by the Kings.

Then Sacramento signed free-agent swingman John Salmons, bringing the Kings just below the luxury-tax level of $65.42 million.

Signing Wells -- or virtually anyone else -- would force the Kings to pay luxury tax, which they have resisted.

Wells said throughout last season that he wanted to stay with the Kings, although he was intent on a big free-agent payday. He said he liked the organization, his teammates and the community.

Neither Wells nor Phillips could be reached for comment. Petrie said he has not spoken with Phillips in the past two weeks.

"I talked to William about two or three days before the (Al) Harrington deal went through with Indiana (and Atlanta) because he seemed to think something might happen for Bonzi if that didn't work out," Petrie said of the trade consummated Aug. 22.

One way the Kings might be able to clear cap space to sign Wells is to trade one of the three players with expiring contracts -- Corliss Williamson, Vitaly Potapenko and Jason Hart -- and not take back salary.

Bad trip -- Kings center Brad Miller is known for not wanting to travel abroad. That could mean he didn't get much for his experience this summer with the United States men's basketball team that won the bronze medal in Japan in the world championships.

Coach Mike Krzyzewski clearly saw little he liked from Miller. Miller played a team-low 50 minutes, seeing action in four of nine games on a team that had difficulty making perimeter shots.

Then again, by the time the tournament had ended, Krzyzewski looked as if he had been watching Don Nelson films by the way he was playing small ball and keeping power forwards and centers Elton Brand, Dwight Howard and Chris Bosh on the bench.
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Robert Parish · Post by **Robert Parish** » 15/09/2006, 14:19

Wells è un idiota ha rifiutato la proposta dei Kings 38 × 5 che a casa mia fanno grosso modo 8 milioncini l'anno e rischia di finire come uno Sprewell qualsiasi solo che a differenza dello strangolatore ha 6 anni in meno, bravo pirla !
Squadre a cui farebbe comodo ? Tante, su tutte per me almeno Bobcats, Nuggets, Jazz tutte squadre a cui manca una guardia da 20 p o quasi sicuri a sera.

Furious · Post by **Furious** » 15/09/2006, 20:55

.... e allora che c'entra il bonzo con la guardia da 20 punti a sera???...