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First impressions from the Domantas Sabonis era in Sacramento, and where the Kings go from here

from The Kings Herald Podcast Network · host The Kings Herald

The Kings Herald Show returns seven games into the Domantas Sabonis era. Hear Jerry Reynolds, Will Griffith, and Tony Xypteras break down all of Monte McNair's trade deadline moves after watching the new Kings play for a couple of weeks, plus what this roster is still missing before you can consider the team a legitimate playoff contender.  Timestamps:  (1:40) Have our thoughts changed about the big Domantas Sabonis trade after watching the team for a couple of weeks? (4:30) How big of a risk did Monte McNair take in trading Tyrese Haliburton for Sabonis? (9:50) Was tanking ever an option in Sacramento? (12:50) What has stood out the most about the Kings on the court since the trade deadline? (23:30) What does the roster need now? (31:30) Should the Kings trade their draft assets for more win-now players? (36:00) Has Alvin Gentry earned another season as head coach of the Kings? (54:00) One thing we watched this week (101:05) Patreon Question of the Week

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