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-- Merchandise Curated In-house and Team Store Now Self-Operated --

-- Store to Open Today at 11 a.m., Ahead of Kings Game --

Sacramento, Calif. –&nbsp;Today, the Sacramento Kings announced the grand opening of their new team store at the iconic Golden 1 Center. This dynamic retail space, now named Label K and operated directly by the team, is poised to redefine the fan shopping experience with a focus on elevated team fashion apparel collections and accessories.

“As Golden 1 Center continues to be a hub for entertainment and community engagement, the new team store will enhance the overall fan experience,” said President of Business Operations John Rinehart. “We look forward to our fans immersing themselves in a world where sports and fashion converge.”

At the core of this retail transformation is a commitment to providing Kings fans with exclusive, elevated styles that showcase the brand in a fashion-forward manner. Curated collections include top-tier brands such as New Era, Lululemon, Nike, Mitchell & Ness, and Authmade, offering fans a unique selection not found elsewhere.

A key highlight of the store is its collaboration with established and emerging fashion brands such as Dybbuk, Advisry, Melin, Westside Love, Cross Colours, Actively Black, and Warren Lotas. These partnerships provide Kings fans unparalleled access to limited-edition items and one-of-a-kind pieces, bridging the gap between sports and fashion. Fans can sign up to receive exclusive updates on new releases, collaborations, events, and limited-edition drops by visiting&nbsp;Kings.com/LabelK.

The renovated team store features a mixed-media mural titled "A Street Art Paste-Up Walk Through Time" by Indigenous artist Cheyenne Randall, celebrating the Kings 100-year history. Additionally, Victor Solomon's artwork, "Kings Court: Elevating the Icon of Basketball with Materials and Techniques Historically Reserved for Kings," showcases a backboard made from stained glass, a 24K gold-plated hoop, and a Swarovski Crystal Garland Net.

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Sacramento Kings Open Redesigned and Refreshed Team Store

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Sacramento Kings guard De’Aaron Fox has been named the Western Conference Player of the Week after guiding Sacramento to a perfect 4-0 record for games played between Nov. 13 and Nov. 19, the NBA announced today. Fox averaged 32.3 points (52.3 FG%, 44.4 3pt%), 4.8 rebounds, 6.3 assists and 2.3 steals in four games over the course of the week.

Fox has earned Western Conference Player of the Week honors four times in his career as this marks his first selection during the 2023-24 season. He led the NBA in total points (129) and ranked third in both points per game and total 3-pointers made (16) in games played last week. Fox was the only player to average at least 30.0 points and 2.0 steals per game throughout the week and was one of four players to score 30.0 points or more per contest while shooting 50.0% from the field and 40.0% from 3-point range.

In an In-Season Tournament win at San Antonio on Nov. 17, Fox scored 43 points (14-24 FG, 5-11 3pt, 10-13 FT), including 14 in the fourth quarter alone, to go with eight rebounds and seven assists. He was one of three players with 40 points, five assists and five rebounds in a game last week and is one of nine players with 40-5-5 in a game this season. Fox posted his second consecutive 30-point game in a win at Dallas on Nov. 19, posting 30 points and seven assists while tying his career high in made 3s with six. This marked the second time this season that Fox has had 30+ points in consecutive games as he has scored 25+ points in six straight contests, the third-longest active 25-point streak in the NBA.

Fox has led the Kings to four straight games with at least 120+ points, 30+ assists and 15+ 3-point field goals made on 50.0% shooting or better from the field. Over the four-game span, Sacramento is averaging 128.8 points (T-1st), 32.0 assists (2nd) and 17.8 3-pointers (2nd) per game to go with shooting percentages of 54.0% from the field (1st) and 42.3% from behind the arc (5th). The Kings are also first in offensive rating (126.5), eighth in defensive rating (112.9) and third in net rating (13.6) over every team’s last four games.

This season, Fox is posting averages of 31.9 points (50.6 FG%, 41.7 3pt%), 4.6 rebounds, 6.1 assists and 1.9 steals per game in seven games. He is currently one of three players in the NBA scoring at least 30.0 points per game while converting on 50.0% of their field goal attempts and 40.0% of their 3-point attempts.

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De’Aaron Fox Named Western Conference Player Of The Week

SMF Becomes Official Airport Partner of the Sacramento Kings

Today, the Sacramento Kings and Sacramento International Airport (SMF) announced a groundbreaking partnership, marking one of the first formal partnerships between a U.S. airport and an NBA franchise. Over the next three seasons, SMF will serve as the official airport partner of the Sacramento Kings.

“We are thrilled to partner with the Sacramento International Airport and provide fans and travelers exclusive touch points to the Kings,” said Sacramento Kings President of Business Operations John Rinehart. “Through unique co-branded experiences, we will magnify what it means to be Sacramento Proud while creating impactful moments for all who travel to and from the airport.”&nbsp;

“SMF has proudly served as the departure point for Kings road games for many years, so this partnership represents an evolution for our respective teams,” said Sacramento County Department of Airports Director Cindy Nichol. “This collaboration provides us an opportunity to work with one of the most creative marketing teams in the NBA.”&nbsp;

This partnership holds importance for the Sacramento community as it represents a fusion of two influential entities dedicated to enhancing the local experience. The historic collaboration opens doors to innovative initiatives that will directly benefit the local population, allowing them to engage with their favorite basketball team in unique and exciting ways including opportunities to win exclusive Kings prizes, interact with Kings personalities at select events at the airport and view franchise memorabilia. From exciting game-day activations to social media content and community-driven programs, this partnership aims to generate lasting memories for fans while fostering a strong sense of unity and pride among Sacramento residents.

Beyond the local impact, this collaboration also marks a significant milestone in the realm of sports partnerships in California showcasing the innovative spirit of both SMF and the Sacramento Kings. By pioneering this unique partnership, SMF and the Kings are not only breaking new ground in the state but also inspiring other organizations to explore unconventional collaborations that can enrich communities and create memorable experiences for fans.

As this partnership unfolds over the next three seasons, SMF and the Sacramento Kings are committed to delivering unparalleled experiences, both within the airport premises, Golden 1 Center and throughout the Sacramento region. Together, they are set to redefine the way communities interact with sports and travel, setting a new standard for partnerships that prioritize community engagement, creativity, and shared enthusiasm. Sacramento can look forward to a bright future, filled with exciting events, innovative initiatives, and a sense of camaraderie.

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Sacramento Kings and Sacramento International Airport (SMF) Announce Historic Partnership

Kings forward Trey Lyles injured his left calf during warmups of the Kings preseason game vs. the Golden State Warriors on October 18. Multiple imaging studies confirmed Lyles suffered a left calf strain. Lyles continues to progress through return to play protocol. Lyles will not travel to Houston with the team and he will be ruled out for the next two games. Further updates will be provided when appropriate.

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Trey Lyles Injury Update – 11/3/23

SACRAMENTO, Calif. – The Sacramento Kings have acquired forward Filip Petrušev and cash considerations in exchange for the draft rights to forward Luka Mitrović.

Drafted in the second round (20th pick, 50th overall) by the Philadelphia 76ers, Petrušev played two seasons for the Gonzaga Bulldogs from 2018-20, averaging 12.0 points and 5.4 rebounds per game. The Serbian native then spent three seasons in Europe, averaging 12.8 points, 1.1 assists and 5.1 rebounds per game.

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Kings Complete Trade With Los Angeles Clippers

Bibby will Join Kyle Draper, Matt Barnes and Morgan Ragan in NBC Sports California Pre- and Postgame DutiesMark Jones, Kayte Christensen and Kyle Draper Return this Season to Call the GamesGame Coverage to Continue to Feature Gary “G-Man” Gerould on Sactown Sports

Today, the Sacramento Kings announced the addition of Kings legend Mike Bibby to the NBC Sports California pre- and postgame broadcast team as an analyst. Bibby, who will make his debut in Wednesday’s coverage, will provide commentary alongside hosts Kyle Draper and Morgan Ragan and analyst Matt Barnes, and complement the game call by Kings play-by-play announcer Mark Jones and Kyle Draper and TV game analyst Kayte Christensen on NBC Sports California beginning with the 2023-24 season.

Mike Bibby spent 14 years in the NBA, seven of which were with the Sacramento Kings where he was part of the dynamic duo with teammate Chris Webber (other teams included Atlanta Hawks, Washington Wizards, Miami Heat and New York Knicks). In Kings franchise history, he ranks fourth in 3-pointers made (775), fifth in assists (2,580), sixth in steals (584) and 13th in points (8,384), field goals made (3,008) and games played (476). Bibby was drafted second overall by the Vancouver Grizzlies in 1998 and was named to the NBA All-Rookie First Team. He played for the Arizona Wildcats and helped his team win the 1997 NCAA Championship.

As the official television partner of the Kings, NBC Sports California delivers exclusive, regional coverage of all non-nationally exclusive Kings games, including live gameday shows “Kings Pregame Live” and “Kings Postgame Live.” Authenticated subscribers can live stream NBC Sports California’s live coverage of the Kings on NBCSportsCalifornia.com, the NBC Sports app and the Sacramento Kings app. NBC Sports California also offers complete Kings coverage on its digital and social media channels, including exclusive video analysis and commentary from Barnes, Bibby, Ragan and multiplatform contributor Deuce Mason; live game highlights and content on the NBCSKings X account, and daily articles from the network’s dedicated team of digital reporters.

In addition, Kings coverage will continue to air on Sactown Sports with fan favorite Gary “G-Man” Gerould. Following a season that marked his 3,000th Sacramento Kings game call, fans can catch G-Man on Sactown Sports (AM 1140), livestreamed on SactownSports.com and via the Sacramento Kings app every game this season. Fans can tune into Sactown Sports to listen to the Kings pre- and postgame shows with Jason Ross and Henry “The High Flyer” Turner all season long.

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Kings Legend Mike Bibby Joins Kings Broadcast Team Ahead of 2023-24 Regular Season

SACRAMENTO, Calif. –&nbsp;De’Aaron Fox left the Kings game Sunday night in the fourth quarter vs. the Los Angeles Lakers with a right ankle injury. He returned to play and left the game again in overtime. Imaging conducted Sunday night revealed a moderate sprain of the right ankle.

Fox will miss Wednesday night's game vs. the Golden State Warriors and his availability to return will be determined at a later date.

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De'Aaron Fox Injury Update

Today the Sacramento Kings announced the 2023-24 opening night roster. The regular season is set to begin Wednesday, October 25 against the Utah Jazz in Salt Lake City.

Sacramento waived Deonte Burton, Chance Comanche, Jeremy Lamb and Jaylen Nowell to set the roster at 17. Keon Ellis, Jordan Ford and Jalen Slawson hold two-way contracts.