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Kings Waiting For Porter?

May 27, 2007 7:28 PM EST

The Kings seem to have slowed their coaching search, which could indicate a preference for former Bucks coach Terry Porter. They would have to wait for Porter, a Pistons assistant.

Via Houston Chronicle

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Miami Interested In Artest?

May 27, 2007 7:09 PM EST

With Sacramento determined to dump Ron Artest, Miami, which has nothing to lose and Shaquille O'Neal and Dwyane Wade to keep him in line, is interested.

Via Los Angeles Times

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Nuggets Interested In Ron Artest?

May 21, 2007 3:56 AM EST

There has been talk the Nuggets might be interested in Ron Artest, Chicago Tribune writer Sam Smith is reporting.

It was George Karl who talked Bucks management into adding Anthony Mason and then asking why they let him after Mason effectively broke up the team.

Via Chicago Tribune

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Kings May 2007 Archive

  • Theus To Interview With Kings

    ESPN.com | May 16, 2007

    Reggie Theus, who recently received a new contract at New Mexico State, will interview Friday with the Kings about their coaching job.

  • Pacers Interview Davis, Shaw

    Indianapolis Star | May 16, 2007

    The Indiana Pacers interviewed assistant coach Johnny Davis and Los Angeles Lakers assistant coach Brian Shaw for their vacant head coaching position Tuesday.

  • Brooks The Frontrunner For Sacramento

    Sacramento Bee | May 7, 2007

    The list of Kings coaching candidates includes Scott Brooks, Stan Van Gundy, Bill Laimbeer, Brian Shaw, Lon Kruger and Reggie Theus.

  • Report: Artest Sentenced To 20 Days In Jail

    FoxSports | May 3, 2007

    Ron Artest of the Sacramento Kings was sentenced to 20 days in jail, 100 hours of community service, anger management and fathering courses and three years of searchable probation, the Sacramento Bee reported on its web site Thursday.