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Team: Sacramento Kings

League: NBA

Home Games: Golden 1 Center

Head Coach: Luke Walton

NBA Championships: 1 (1951)

All-Time Greats: Mitch Richmond, Chris Webber, Sam Lacey, Oscar Robertson, Bob Davies, Nate Archibald

Sacramento Kings Playoff Tickets

The Sacramento Kings NBA franchise has a long history of basketball. They originated in Rochester, N.Y., as the Seagrams, a semi-pro basketball team. The teams’ official introduction to the NBA wouldn’t come until 1945. Debuting as the Royals, they were able to showcase an immense amount of talent, which helped them defeat the New York Knicks and win the franchise's only NBA Championship during the 1951 season. They relocated two more times, first to Cincinnati in 1957 and then to Kansas City in 1972. The team changed their name in Kansas City to the Omaha Kings but later shortened the name to the Kings in 1975. In 1985, the Kings moved to Sacramento, where they have remained ever since. They have had 10 trips to the playoffs since they became the Sacramento Kings: six ended in the first round and the rest were concentrated in a four-season streak between 2001-2004, where their best showing was a loss to the Lakers in the Conference Finals in 2002. Besides being one of the oldest NBA franchises around, the Kings are were known for their basketball all-stars such as Chris Webber, Oscar Robertson, Bob Davies and Mitch Richmond. Get your Sacramento Kings playoff tickets at StubHub.

Where can I buy Sacramento Kings playoff tickets?

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What is the Sacramento Kings playoff game history?

The Kings have been in the playoffs 28 times since 1949 if you count all the different versions and cities that the team has represented. They have made it to the postseason and lost in the first round in 1955, 1956, 1962, 1965-67, 1975, 1979, 1980, 1984, 1986, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2005 and 2006. The tournament changed format over the years as far as the number of rounds. Years where the Kings made it past the first round include 1949, 1951-53, 1963-64, 1981 and 2001-2004.

Who are the rivals of the Sacramento Kings?

The most well-known rivals of the Kings are the Los Angeles Lakers. This began in 1998 when the Kings traded in order to get Chris Webber. Over the years, the rivalry has featured all-star matchups such as Vlade Divac versus Shaquille O'Neal and DeMarcus Cousins versus Dwight Howard. They played the Lakers in the playoffs five times between 1949 and 1955, in 1984 and in back-to-back playoffs in 2001 and 2002.

Who is the Sacramento Kings' mascot?

Since 1998, the mascot has been Slamson the Lion. Before that, the honor of mascot belonged to an anonymous creature dubbed simply, "The Gorilla."

Where can I see a Sacramento Kings' playoff game?

Sacramento Kings' home playoff games are played at their home arena, which is the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif. The center is expertly designed and created from evergreen materials such as sand, rocks and even recycled aluminum. It seats approximately 17,000. To attend an away game, check game listings to see who they are playing against. For example, Kings away games against the Los Angeles Lakers are at Staples Center in Los Angeles. Kings away games against the Golden State Warriors are at the Chase Center in San Francisco.

What conference do the Kings play in?

The Kings play in the Western Conference along with other noteworthy teams such as the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Utah Jazz, Houston Rockets and the Los Angeles Clippers.Back to Top