By Ryan Lillis, Dale Kasler and Tony Bizjak -
Updated: 8:43 am
Set aside the talk of billionaire executives and flashy plans to redefine downtowns. The final stretch of the Kings saga will likely come down to which city Sacramento or Seattle has the more solid arena plan.
By Tony Bizjak, Ryan Lillis and Dale Kasler -
Updated: Thursday, April 4 2013 - 12:35 pm
Describing the Sacramento Kings saga as too complicated to settle in a day, NBA Commissioner David Stern said Wednesday that the league needs "a lot more data and information" before it can decide whether the team moves to Seattle or stays put.
By Tony Bizjak, Dale Kasler and Ryan Lillis -
Updated: Thursday, April 4 2013 - 12:35 pm
NEW YORK - Investors and officials trying to keep the Sacramento Kings from leaving town finished pleading their case before the NBA today but said they can't predict how the league will rule on the tug-of-war with Seattle.
By Tony Bizjak, Dale Kasler and Ryan Lillis -
Updated: Thursday, April 4 2013 - 12:35 pm
With Sacramento about to plead its case for keeping the Kings in town, two lawyers served notice Tuesday that they will sue the city to block its deal for a new downtown arena.
Take an interactive look at the long history of arena proposals in Sacramento, starting with the effort to get the current building constructed in the 1980s.
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