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Though DeMarcus Cousins has been plenty busy off of the court during this offseason, the Kings center is also working tirelessly to prepare himself for the coming season.

Cousins, who is coming off of a career-best year where he was also selected as an All-Star, is demonstrating that he’s still striving for improvement. Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee provided insight into how hard Boogie has been working with a recent tweet.

That same day, newly-hired Kings assistant coach Nancy Lieberman spoke with Dwain Price of the Fort-Worth Star Telegram and had this to say about Sacramento’s star big man.

With training camp beginning next week for the Kings, DeMarcus will look to continue his intense preparation, while also building chemistry with his team as the 2015-16 season draws near.

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Caron Butler has been enthusiastically spreading the word about his upcoming book release by sending boxes to his teammates and even having Vice President Joe Biden pose with a copy.

Now, there is talk of taking Caron’s story off of the page and onto the silver screen.

TMZ Sports recently reported that actor and producer Mark Wahlberg has had discussions with Butler about turning his book into a feature film. The story, titled “Tuff Juice: My Journey from the Streets to the NBA”, chronicles how the Kings forward escaped a dangerous and challenging background and worked his way to a successful NBA career on and off the court.

"[The movie is] a possibility...I've spent some time with Mark Wahlberg,” Caron told TMZ Sports. “He loved my story."

Wahlberg has dabbled in other sports-related productions such as “The Fighter”,which he starred in, as well as the HBO series “Ballers”.

Though the idea of a movie detailing his life is still in the early stages, Butler already has an actor in mind who he would like to see portray him.

"Michael B. Jordan,” the Kings forward told TMZ Sports. “I loved what he did in ‘Fruitvale Station.’ I think he would do a great job at sharing my story."

To read the full article about the possible partnership between Butler and Wahlberg, click here.

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