Cowbell Kingdom Podcast

In part two of this week's Cowbell Kingdom Podcast, Scott Howard Cooper of NBA.com joins James Ham to talk all thing NBA Pre-Draft Combine.  Topics include the truth about measurements, D'Angelo Russell, Dakari Johnson's body fat and the possible addition of John Welch to the Sacramento Kings coaching staff.

NBC Sports’ Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom’s James Ham to talk all things Kings. Topics include the NBA Playoffs, the emergence of Bradley Beal and Otto Porter and trusting the Kings new front office. Part two of this weeks podcast will run later in the day with an update from Chicago's NBA Draft Combine. 

Sacramento Kings big man Jason Thompson swings by to give a summer update and catch us up on all of the happenings with the longest tenured Kings player. 

NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings. Topics include the NBA Playoffs, the future of the San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and Portland Trailblazers and what their potential demise means for the Kings.

In the first segment of the Cowbell Kingdom Podcast, Draft Express' Mike Schmitz joins the show to analyze the top end of the 2015 NBA Draft.  The longtime video scout breaks down Karl Towns vs. Jahlil Okafor, Emmanuel Mudiay vs. D'Angelo Russell and Willie Caulie-Stein vs. Kristaps Porzingis.  He also drops serious knowledge on Justice Winslow and makes a prediction on how many Kentucky Wildcats will get their names called on draft night.NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings segment two.  Topics include the NBA Playoffs, ESPN's 30-for-30 Down in the Valley and the pending coaching changes in Sacramento. 

NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings.  In this week's episode, topics include the NBA Playoffs, the Derrick Williams decisions and other possible roster moves for the Sacramento Kings.

NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings.  In this weeks episode, topics include the ever changing situation surrounding the Kings front office, a look into the DeMarcus Cousins dilemma and what is next for the team as they enter the offseason. 

The Sacramento Kings (29-53) had no problem pinning loss No. 61 on the Los Angeles Lakers (21-61) tonight, besting the home team by a final of 122-99.Seven Kings players scored in double-figures led by Ben McLemore's 24.  Derrick Williams chipped in 22 off the bench and Ray McCallum added 19 points and six assists in the win.Join James Ham and Rui Thomas for the Road Reaction Postgame Show on Google+ after the game. The show can be watched on the video player embedded below. You can also join the discussion of tonight's game by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page.

Playing without DeMarcus Cousins (sore right foot) and Rudy Gay (concussion), the Sacramento Kings (27-53) held tough in Denver through three quarters, but fell to the Nuggets (30-50) by a final of 122-111.Omri Casspi continued his strong play.  The 26-year-old forward finished with a team-high 22 points on 8-for-13 shooting and added seven assists and seven rebounds in 35 minutes.  Ben McLemore scored 20 points and handed seven assists, while Ray McCallum chipped 14 in the loss.Join James Ham for the Road Reaction Postgame Show on Google+ after the game. The show can be watched on the video player embedded below. You can also join the discussion of tonight's game by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page.

NBA.com's Scott Howard-Cooper and Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham have a lively discussion on Kentucky's Willie Cauley-Stein, the 2015 NBA draft and how it complicates things for the Sacramento Kings.

Long-time NBA writer Scott Howard-Cooper drops by the podcast to analyze the addition of Vlade Divac, talk about the immediate future of the Sacramento Kings and give us a glimpse into the 2015 NBA Draft.In segment two, NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings.  Topics include the changing Kings front office situation and the Western Conference playoff race. 

The Sacramento Kings (27-51) limped into Utah tonight to face the Jazz (36-42) without the services of DeMarcus Cousins, Rudy Gay or Nik Stauskas.  They hung around for three quarters, but fell apart in the fourth, losing to the Jazz by a final of 103-91.Omri Casspi continued his strong play, finishing with 16 points on 5-for-9 shooting.  Jason Thompson started in the middle and dropped in a 12-point, 11-rebound double-double.  Carl Landry added 16 points on 6-for-11 shooting and Ben McLemore chipped in 16 in the loss.Join James Ham and Rui Thomas for the Road Reaction Postgame Show on Google+ after the game. The show can be watched on the video player embedded below. You can also join the discussion of tonight's game by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page.

David Arseneault Jr. of the Reno Bighorns swings by in the first portion of the Cowbell Kingdom podcast to dish on Sim Bhullar, David Stockton and his wild first season in the D-League. In segment two, NBC Sports' Aaron Bruski joins Cowbell Kingdom's James Ham to talk all things Kings.  Topics include the departure of Chris Mullin, the idea of a Geoff Petrie reunion and some MVP chatter.

Fear the beard.The Sacramento Kings (26-48) had no answer for MVP candidate James Harden tonight in Houston.  The high-flying wing went off for a career-high 51 points as the Rockets (51-24) beat the Kings by a final of 115-111.DeMarcus Cousins returned to action and put on a show.  Sacramento's All-Star center had an incredible 24-point, 21-rebound, 10-assist, 6-block night.  Seven Kings scored in double figures, but it just wasn't enough to overcome an incredible game by Harden.Join James Ham and Rui Thomas for the Road Reaction Postgame Show on Google+ after the game. The show can be watched on the video player embedded below. You can also join the discussion of tonight's game by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page.

The Sacramento Kings (26-47) fought the good fight tonight Memphis, but eventually fell to the playoff bound Grizzlies (51-24) by a final of 97-83.Rudy Gay dominated his former team, dropping in 24 points on 10-of-18 shooting before going down with concussion-like symptoms.  Ray McCallum chipped in 12 and Derrick Williams added 10, becoming only the second and third Kings players to finish in double figures.Join James Ham and Rui Thomas for the Road Reaction Postgame Show on Google+ after the game. The show can be watched on the video player embedded below. You can also join the discussion of tonight's game by leaving a comment at the bottom of the page.