Kings Weekly Podcast

Kings Weekly
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A weekly podcast covering the Sacramento Kings, the NBA, and the basketball world, live from Sacramento! Hosts Nick Agar-Johnson and Ray LeBov dive deep into everything Sacramento Kings, from games to roster discussion to basketball strategy, and bring on guests from around the basketball landscape to keep you in the know about the Kings and the NBA as a whole.

  1. 1d ago

    The Best Centers in Sacramento Kings Franchise History

    Nick and Ray conclude their series on the best players in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise with the best centers in the history of the team. After a brief discussion of the recent passing of NBA icon Bob Pettit to open the show, they go through the remarkably talented roster of centers who have played for the franchise. They start off with an argument between Wayne Embry and Sam Lacey for the top spot, before naming DeMarcus Cousins as the Third Team nod for franchise centers. Then, they discuss the others on the All-Star-laden list: Domantas Sabonis, Arnie Risen, Vlade Divac, and Brad Miller. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  2. Sep 17

    The Best Power Forwards in Sacramento Kings Franchise History

    Nick and Ray discuss the greatest power forwards in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise. After a brief discussion of the recent Elfrid Payton signing to open the show, they give out their three “All Kings” nods to the three best PFs in the history of the franchise, as well as highlighting some of the other great power forwards who have worn a uniform for the franchise. They start off with their first major disagreement in the series about how to rank the two greatest power forwards in the history of the franchise: Chris Webber and Jerry Lucas. Then, they cover the Third Team All-Franchise power forward and one of the greatest what-ifs in NBA history: Maurice Stokes. Then, they move on to some of the other great power forwards in franchise history: Johnny Green, Wayman Tisdale, and Bob Boozer. Finally, they wrap up with a brief discussion of the all-time leader in games played for the Sacramento Kings, Jason Thompson. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  3. Sep 12

    The Best Small Forwards in Sacramento Kings Franchise History

    Nick and Ray discuss the greatest small forwards in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise. They give out their three “All Kings” nods to the three best SFs in the history of the franchise, as well as highlighting some of the other great small forwards who have worn a uniform for the franchise. They start off with Hall of Famer Jack Twyman and his skills on the court, despite him being more well-known among NBA fans for his off-court support of his teammate and friend Maurice Stokes. Then, they move on to the other SF whose jersey hangs in the rafters at Golden 1 Center: Sacramento-era legend Peja Stojakovic. After that, they cover the  All-Franchise Third Team small forward, Scott Wedman. They also cover some of the other great small forwards in franchise history: Eddie Johnson, Corliss Williamson, Lionel Simmons, Walt Williams, Rudy Gay, and Harrison Barnes. Finally, they wrap up by discussing the recent news of the firing of friend of the program Jason Anderson and others at the Sacramento Bee and McClatchy newspapers nationwide. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  4. Sep 6

    The Best Shooting Guards in Sacramento Kings Franchise History/Ben Simmons Discussion

    Nick and Ray discuss the greatest shooting guards in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise. They give out their three “All Kings” nods to the three best SGs in the history of the franchise, as well as highlighting some of the other great shooting guards who have worn a uniform for the franchise, before closing out the show with a discussion about Ben Simmons. They start off with the two Hall of Famers, Mitch Richmond and Bobby Wanzer, and then cover the All-Franchise Third Team shooting guard, Otis Birdsong. They also cover some of the other great shooting guards in franchise history: Tom Van Arsdale, Doug Christie, Tyreke Evans, Kevin Martin, and Bobby Jackson. Finally, they wrap up by discussing the recent signing of Ben Simmons and how the low-risk, high-reward signing could pay off for the franchise. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  5. Aug 23

    The Best Point Guards in Sacramento Kings Franchise History

    Nick and Ray discuss the greatest point guards in the history of the Sacramento Kings franchise. They give out their three "All Kings" nods to the three best PGs in the history of the franchise, as well as highlighting some of the other great point guards who have worn a uniform for the franchise. They start out with the legendary Oscar Robertson, his remarkable accomplishments for the Cincinnati Royals, and how far ahead of his time his game was on the court. Then, they cover the All-NBA First Team point guard for the only title in franchise history, Bob Davies of the Rochester Royals. After that, they close out the "All Kings" point guard team with Hall of Famer Tiny Archibald, including his historic campaign for the Kansas City Kings when he led the league in both points per game and assists per game. After that, they run through some of the other great point guards in franchise history, covering De'Aaron Fox and his excellent Kings career before his acrimonious exit, Mike Bibby and his reign at point guard for the most successful years of the franchise in Sacramento, Phil Ford and his Rookie of the Year and All-NBA Second Team campaigns for the Kansas City Kings, Isaiah Thomas and his outsized impact on the Kings as a team and on Nick's personal basketball fandom, and Jason Williams and his outsized impact on basketball culture at large with his unique highlight-reel play. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  6. Aug 15

    Fran Fraschilla on the Sacramento Kings Youth Movement

    Legendary coach and ESPN broadcaster Fran Fraschilla joins Nick and Ray to discuss the youth movement for the Sacramento Kings. They dive deep into the first-year and second-year players for the Kings, and how the team is building a strong foundation for the future of the franchise. They start out by diving deep into the game of Darius Acuff Jr., including Fran's thoughts on the similarities between Acuff and Damian Lillard. Then, they cover Alex Karaban and Emanuel Sharp, their future projections as role players, and how their college careers under famed coaches Dan Hurley and Kelvin Sampson might carry over to what they bring to the Kings. After that, they talk about the second-year players for the Kings, and what might be in store for Maxime Raynaud, Dylan Cardwell, and Nique Clifford next season, as well as talking about recent two-way signing Jonathan Mogbo. Finally, they wrap up with a brief discussion of Fran's upcoming book, Don't Mess with Happy, and Fran's lessons from his lifetime around basketball. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  7. Aug 3

    Cincinnati Royals History with Gerry Schultz

    Author Gerry Schultz joins Ray and Nick to discuss the history of the Sacramento Kings before they were the Sacramento Kings, focusing on the Cincinnati Royals era of the franchise. They discuss Maurice Stokes and Jack Twyman, Oscar Robertson and Jerry Lucas, Tiny Archibald and Sam Lacey, and much more in a wide-ranging conversation with Schultz, the author of Cincinnati's Basketball Royalty. Schultz, who has written four books including the aforementioned book about the Royals as well as Jerry Lucas, Mr. Ohio Basketball about the Cincinnati star, discusses the origins of the Kings franchise with the Rochester Royals, before diving deep into the 15 years of Royals basketball across Ohio as the Cincinnati Royals. They cover the heyday of Robertson and Lucas at length, the devastating Stokes injury and how it affected both his teammates and the franchise, and the impact of Bob Cousy on the team. Finally, they wrap up by covering the end of the franchise's tenure in Cincinnati and the move to Kansas City and Omaha that eventually led to the team's move to Sacramento. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

  8. Aug 1

    Summer 2026 State of the Sacramento Kings Part Two

    Nick and Ray wrap up their Summer 2026 State of the Sacramento Kings review with Part Two. They discuss some of the individual players not covered in Part One, as well as their evolving views on Doug Christie as the head coach. They start out by going in depth on some of the younger prospects on the team, including discussions of the rookies with Summer League wrapped up, the backup point guard problem, and the potential role of Nique Clifford. Finally, they wrap up with a comprehensive review of Doug Christie and the current outlook of the coaching staff for the Kings. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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A weekly podcast covering the Sacramento Kings, the NBA, and the basketball world, live from Sacramento! Hosts Nick Agar-Johnson and Ray LeBov dive deep into everything Sacramento Kings, from games to roster discussion to basketball strategy, and bring on guests from around the basketball landscape to keep you in the know about the Kings and the NBA as a whole.

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  • Creator
    Kings Weekly
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
    129
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Kings Weekly
  • Show Website
    Kings Weekly Podcast

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