Brown led the Kings' most successful era since the early 2000s. But tension built over a nightmare homestand, leading to Friday's dismissal.

The morning after the Sacramento Kings fired coach Mike Brown, they held a shootaround in Los Angeles to prepare for Saturday's game against the Lakers. Interim head coach Doug Christie, who is expected to remain in that role for the rest of the season,

Based on what he saw in a 132-122 loss to the Los Angeles Lakers on Saturday night after what he described as a “crazy 24 hours” following the firing of Mike Brown, interim coach Doug Christie thinks the Sacramento Kings are capable of turning things around.

The team's other pillar player, forward Domantas Sabonis, hasn't played since Dec. 22 against the Indiana Pacers. He appeared to still be processing the news, saying that he hadn't been around the team enough during his injury to gauge their reaction to the change, but offered some thoughts on how Brown has impacted his career.

Less than two seasons removed from his Coach of the Year-winning season, the Sacramento Kings fired Mike Brown. Brown, who snapped the longest playoff

While the surprising move by the Sacramento Kings to fire Head Coach Mike Brown was made just a day ago, the players still have game tonight. KCRA 3's Michelle Dapper made the trip to Los Angeles on Saturday to catch up with the players before a pivotal game vs.

Doug Christie will debut as interim head coach for the Sacramento Kings in Saturday’s road game against the Los Angeles Lakers, but the NBA world is not yet ready to move on from the Mike Brown era. T

De’Aaron Fox is factually correct in what he said about the Kings firing Mike Brown, but his exact word choice made it pretty clear he wasn’t too broken up about the dismissal.