The Sacramento Kings have been attempting to rebuild the team through the draft for the last several years. Coach Paul Westphal is not afraid to play several players and mix up his rotations

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POSTED: 5:43 pm PST November 28, 2011 UPDATED: 6:34 pm PST November 28, 2011 SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The mood has changed for many people involved with the Sacramento Kings.This switch is following word that a tentative agreement has been reached between the NBA players and team owners

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By Avinash Kunnath – Contributor How will the Sacramento Kings handle the rest of their offseason?

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It’s impossible to ignore the similarities between the 2011-12 Kings and the 1998-99 Sacramento squad that nearly toppled the defending Western Conference champion Utah Jazz in the playoffs during the NBA’s last lockout-shortened season. No, Chris Webber and Vlade Divac are not walking through that door, and neither is a young Peja Stojakovic, or even key reserves Jon Barry, Scot Pollard and Vernon Maxwell (looking back, “Mad Max” incredibly finished fifth on the team in scoring with 10.7 points per game in ’99).

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Read More: Tyreke Evans (G – Memphis), Tyreke Evans (G – SAC), Sacramento Kings It has been a little while since an NBA star has taken his talents to Europe, but Tyreke Evans has decided to buck that trend. The Sacramento Kings guard will play across the pond until the NBA lockout is over after agreeing to a contract with Virtus Roma in Italy. The 6-foot-6 guard averaged 17.8 points, 5.6 rebounds and 4.8 assists for the Kings in his second season, but he’s obviously decided that playing abroad offers a solid opportunity until the lockout is settled.

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