After a tragic loss to the Grizzlies, the Kings 25-26 season looks to have ended prematurely

The Kings challenged the Grizzlies away. Facing the Grizzlies without Morant and Jackson, the Kings played lifelessly. They were passive throughout the game. In the end, the Kings lost 96-137 to the Grizzlies. The Kings are currently ranked second to last in the Western Conference. It seems that this team's 25-26 season has ended early.

It can be said that the Kings have been constantly hyped in recent years. They actually chose to fire Mike Brown. It is a huge achievement for this coach to bring the Kings back to the playoffs. The Kings' team operations are also in a mess. The Kings chose to send away Fox and trade to acquire LaVine. The operation of the Kings is also incomprehensible. Although this backcourt has a certain scoring ability, it does not really help the team's overall combat effectiveness. His defense is also a big problem. In today's game against the Grizzlies, the Kings' sluggish offense and defense made him even more confused. He felt that there must have been problems within the Kings, and some players were already typically ineffective on the court.

The Kings have reached the playoffs once in the past 20 years. The dark years of the Kings may have just begun. Who knows how many years the Kings will sink this time? There is no hope for the Kings today. Will they conduct a player purge in the 25-26 season? What valuable assets can the Kings get in exchange for this group of people now?