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Sacramento Kings

2026-27 opens Tue, Oct 20 · last season 22-60 (15th in the West · 5th in the Pacific)

Coaching staff

Doug ChristieHead coach

Assistants: Mike Woodson, Brendan Suhr, Mike Miller, Chris Darnell, Leandro Barbosa, DJ Ham, Joe Ajike, Jason Maxiell, Garrius Adams, Joel Noland, Ernie DeLosAngeles

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Schedule-context performance

Final regular-season games · 2025-26

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22-60Season record
82Final games
−10.0Avg margin
SituationRecordAvg marginVs. seasonLg rank
Back-to-backs0 full local rest days4-10−12.4−2.418 / 30
Long travel1,500+ miles since the prior scheduled game1-8−17.8−7.811 / 13
Rest disadvantage0 rest days; opponent had at least 13-8−14.0−4.019 / 30
Body-clock shift2+ hours from home time5-22−12.1−2.118 / 30
Dense windowEnds a 3-in-4, 4-in-6, or 5-in-78-22−10.7−0.715 / 30
Extended rest3+ full rest days1-3−9.0+1.0—
Rest edgeOpponent on 0 rest days; team had at least 17-7−3.1+6.96 / 30
How it's counted

Average margin is team points minus opponent points. Conditions can overlap.

Long travel is 1,500 miles or more, measured great-circle venue-to-venue from the prior scheduled game; body clock is measured from home time.

League rank is on the vs.-season column, so it measures how well a team held its own level rather than how good the team is; situations with fewer than five games go unranked. These descriptive splits are not causal estimates.

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Travel deskKings miles, road trips, and rest daysSeason mileage, every road trip, time zones crossed, and back-to-back load — the full travel breakdown for the Kings.