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Sacramento Kings: 250-1

The Sacramento Kings are tired of being a doormat from the West, and the organization’s strongest figures have been laying down strong rhetoric to this impact all offseason.
“This season, let’s be clear, it is about wins and losses,” owner Vivek Ranadive told Jason Jones of The Sacramento Bee.
General Manager Pete D’Alessandro advised Jones:”We’re not trying to be patient , we’re not. We want to acquire more, we wish to be exciting.”
Kudos to the Kings for planning high, for trying to reward a loyal fanbase by changing the culture. But assigning wins using a roster that simply isn’t cut out to accumulate a lot of them might be a error. It’s dangerous to change into short-term achievement mode too premature; it can cut out the legs from a rebuilding process in a way that’s occasionally unfixable.
Sacramento will start Darren Collison, Ben McLemore, Rudy Gay, Jason Thompson and DeMarcus Cousins, which seems intriguing on paper.
However, when you realize that the Kings’ most often used five-man unit annually featured these same players together with all the departed Isaiah Thomas at point guard rather than Collison and that stated unit handled a net rating of minus-5.0 points per 100 possessions, per NBA.com, it’s tough to see where the impression that this group can win stems from.
Maybe it’s the additions of Ramon Sessions, Omri Casspi and newcomer Nik Stauskas. Maybe it’s religion in Cousins’ continued advancement.
Who knows?
This is all a long method of saying that if the powers that be in Sacramento think this group has a chance to do anything, the cold truth of title chances at 250-1 is a far more accurate assessment.
Not this season, Kings.

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