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Sean Cunningham on why a Kings rebuild will be ‘tricky’

The Sacramento Kings haven’t gotten off to an ideal start this season, but the return of Keegan Murray has ignited the Beam Team over the past week.

KCRA 3’s Sean Cunningham joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross to share his thoughts on Sacramento’s improved play, explain why a rebuild may be easier said than done for general manager Scott Perry, and much more.

Plus, could a team be interested in trading for Zach LaVine and extending him in order for Sacramento to get out from his $49 million player option next season?

Be sure to check out the entire interview with Sean Cunningham on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.

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The Sacramento Kings were well on their way to another flat, lackluster loss in front of a home crowd on Monday night before chaos unfolded in crunch time.

One game removed from a much-needed win in Denver that snapped an eight-game losing streak, the Kings were on the ropes late against the Minnesota Timberwolves, trailing by ten points with less than three minutes to go in regulation.

Malik Monk flipped a switch in the clutch, Keegan Murray had one of the strongest showings of his NBA career, and Sacramento gifted fans in attendance at Golden 1 Center with a 117-112 comeback win in overtime–one that gave the Kings consecutive wins for the first time this season.

During a start to a season that has been filled with disappointment and frustration, Sacramento (5-13) flipped the script and delivered its most impressive win of the season.

The Sacramento Kings have been brutal to start the season, but you wouldn’t know it based on tonight’s atmosphere. 17,000-plus fans sounded off and helped lift Sacramento to one of the best comebacks in recent memory.