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The Sacramento Kings swung a late trade near the end of the NBA Draft’s opening round on Tuesday night, trading the 34th pick and a future second-round pick to the Cleveland Cavaliers in return for the 29th pick. With the 29th pick, Sacramento selected UConn forward Alex Karaban, a 6’8 forward who just recently earned NCAA All-Tournament honors for his performance during March Madness.

The Athletics continue to deal with several key injuries throughout the organization, with multiple players currently rehabbing in Sacramento and others facing longer recoveries. Here’s a look at the Athletics’ latest injury updates. (Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images) Outfielder Denzel Clarke remains on the 60-day injured list with a left hamstring strain.

Arkansas head coach John Calipari had a strong message for NBA teams ahead of the 2026 NBA Draft: passing on Darius Acuff Jr. would be a mistake. Appearing on The Herd with Colin Cowherd before the draft, Calipari offered a glowing endorsement of his freshman point guard, who ultimately became the Sacramento Kings’ selection with the seventh overall pick. “I think Darius Acuff will go in that league and average 18 [points] and eight [assists], minimum 18 and eight,” Calipari said.

Darius Acuff Jr. is officially a Sacramento King. With the seventh overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft, Sacramento selected Arkansas star Darius Acuff Jr., ending months of speculation that consistently connected the talented guard to the Kings. From the conclusion of March Madness through draft night, Acuff remained the name most frequently linked to Sacramento, and the organization made it increasingly clear in the weeks leading up to the draft that he was their preferred choice at seventh.

The Sacramento Kings hope that their franchise trajectory has now shifted in a positive direction as they add their point guard of the future in the 2026 NBA Draft. With the seventh overall pick, general manager Scott Perry and his staff selected Arkansas freshman Darius Acuff Jr. Here’s a full look at our ‘Sactown Scouting Report’ breakdown of Acuff’s game and the skillset that Sacramento is adding. Darius Acuff Jr. was one of the most electric players in college basketball last season.

In honor of the San Francisco 49ers celebrating their 80th anniversary, Sactown Sports is kicking off a countdown of the 80 greatest moments in the franchise’s illustrious history in reverse order called “Faithful Flashbacks.” From Super Bowl-winning plays to overperforming teams that had minimal expectations, there’s plenty to choose from the team with five titles under its belt.

The wait for NFL training camp is nearly over, and the San Francisco 49ers will be among the first teams around the league to welcome players back for the start of preparations for the 2026 season. According to the NFL’s official training camp schedule, the 49ers’ rookies are scheduled to report to the SAP Performance Facility in Santa Clara on July 18, while veterans will arrive one week later on July 25. Those dates make San Francisco one of the earliest teams to begin camp across the league.

The Sacramento Kings have been linked to several prospects throughout the pre-draft process, but what do the final NBA Mock Drafts say? With the 2026 NBA Draft set to begin tomorrow night, it’s time for one last look at who experts and analysts believe Sacramento will select with the 7th overall pick. Coming off a disappointing 22-60 season, the Kings are looking for a difference-maker. Could Arkansas guard Darius Acuff Jr. be the answer? How about Houston guard Kingston Flemings?

In honor of the San Francisco 49ers celebrating their 80th anniversary, Sactown Sports is kicking off a countdown of the 80 greatest moments in the franchise’s illustrious history in reverse order called “Faithful Flashbacks.” From Super Bowl-winning plays to overperforming teams that had minimal expectations, there’s plenty to choose from the team with five titles under its belt.

Having “played his last snap” for the San Francisco 49ers, wide receiver Brandon Aiyuk is apparently pushing for a cross-country move. Aiyuk shouted out the Washington Commanders in his Instagram story on Sunday night, yelling, “Go, Commanders! Go Commanders! Go Commanders! Raise Hail! Take Command!” He also posted a photo of Washington quarterback Mark Rypien holding the Lombardi Trophy after Washington’s win in Super Bowl XXVI.