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Sacramento Kings 2025-26 Season Preview
The Kings enter the new season under fresh leadership — with Doug Christie stepping in as the full-time head coach and Scott Perry appointed as general manager. A major offseason move was bringing in Dennis Schröder on a three-year contract, signaling a move to shore up the point guard position following De’Aaron Fox’s departure. They also added Nique Clifford in a draft-day trade, and reaffirmed their commitment to veterans like Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan, and Zach LaVine at the core of their competitive identity. The key challenge now lies in integrating Schröder’s playmaking and clamp-down ball pressure with their high-scoring trio, while testing Christie’s coaching reset in a tough Western Conference.
National media projections aren’t optimistic — ESPN estimates a 37–45 record, placing them around 12th in the West, and BetMGM sets their win total at 35.5, reflecting tempered expectations. Analysts cite a crowded backcourt, defensive inconsistencies, and potential chemistry hurdles between key scorers as critical concerns. Yet with the added guidance of an experienced Schröder, the stabilizing presence of Sabonis, and the elevated scoring punch of DeRozan and LaVine, Sacramento could surprise by exceeding expectations — if they achieve cohesive execution on both ends of the court.
Sacramento Kings 2025-26 Tickets Info
Tickets for Sacramento Kings 2025-26 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Prices generally begin around $45 to $70 for upper-level seating during standard weekday matchups. Lower-bowl seats near the sidelines tend to run between $100 and $190, depending on the opponent and day of the week. Weekend games and divisional matchups typically push prices higher, especially when marquee teams like the Lakers or Warriors come to town. For these high-demand games, prime lower-level seats and sections closer to the court can easily exceed $250, with some trending toward the $350 mark. Overall, the Kings offer flexible pricing tiers that make most games accessible, while still capturing premium value for the season’s top matchups.
VIP/premium packages for the 2025–26 season include options such as courtside seats with padded leather chairs, in-seat service, access to private lounges, and all-inclusive food and beverage. These experiences usually start in the $450 to $600 range for standard opponents and can climb well past $1,500 for high-profile games. While prices fluctuate based on demand and timing, the VIP experience at Golden 1 Center consistently ranks among the NBA’s more immersive and high-touch offerings.
Sacramento Kings 2025-26 Opponents
The Sacramento Kings 2025–26 season features a full slate of NBA opponents, including division rivals like the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, L.A. Clippers, and Phoenix Suns, whom they face multiple times. They also take on all teams from the Eastern Conference, including marquee matchups against the Boston Celtics, Milwaukee Bucks, Miami Heat, and New York Knicks. High-interest Western Conference battles include games versus the Denver Nuggets, Dallas Mavericks, Minnesota Timberwolves, and Memphis Grizzlies. Fans can also expect intense contests with rising teams like the Oklahoma City Thunder, Houston Rockets, and San Antonio Spurs, as well as powerhouse showdowns against the Philadelphia 76ers and reigning champions, the NBA Finals winner from the previous season.
Sacramento Kings 2025-26 Schedule
- Week 1 (Oct 20–26)
- Oct 22 @ Phoenix; Oct 24 vs Utah; Oct 26 vs L.A. Lakers
- Week 2 (Oct 27–Nov 2)
- Oct 28 @ Oklahoma City; Oct 29 @ Chicago; Nov 1 @ Milwaukee
- Week 3 (Nov 3–9)
- Nov 3 @ Denver; Nov 5 vs Golden State; Nov 7 vs Oklahoma City; Nov 9 vs Minnesota
- Week 4 (Nov 10–16)
- Nov 11 vs Denver; Nov 12 vs Atlanta; Nov 14 @ Minnesota; Nov 16 @ San Antonio
- Week 5 (Nov 17–23)
- Nov 19 @ Oklahoma City; Nov 20 @ Memphis; Nov 22 @ Denver; Nov 24 vs Minnesota; Nov 26 vs Phoenix; Nov 28 @ Utah
- Week 6 (Nov 24–30)
- Nov 30 vs Memphis
- Week 7 (Dec 1–7)
- Dec 3 @ Houston; Dec 6 @ Miami; Dec 8 @ Indiana
- Week 8 (Dec 8–14)
- (No games scheduled this week)
- Week 9 (Dec 15–21)
- Dec 18 @ Portland; Dec 20 vs Portland; Dec 21 vs Houston
- Week 10 (Dec 22–28)
- Dec 23 vs Detroit; Dec 27 vs Dallas; Dec 28 @ L.A. Lakers; Dec 30 @ L.A. Clippers
- Week 11 (Dec 29–Jan 4)
- Jan 1 vs Boston; Jan 2 @ Phoenix; Jan 4 vs Milwaukee
- Week 12 (Jan 5–11)
- Jan 6 vs Dallas; Jan 9 @ Golden State; Jan 11 vs Houston
- Week 13 (Jan 12–18)
- Jan 12 vs L.A. Lakers; Jan 14 vs New York; Jan 16 vs Washington; Jan 18 vs Portland
- Week 14 (Jan 19–25)
- Jan 20 vs Miami; Jan 21 vs Toronto; Jan 23 @ Cleveland; Jan 25 @ Detroit
- Week 15 (Jan 26–Feb 1)
- Jan 27 @ New York; Jan 29 @ Philadelphia; Jan 30 @ Boston; Feb 1 @ Washington
- Week 16 (Feb 2–8)
- Feb 4 vs Memphis; Feb 6 vs L.A. Clippers; Feb 7 vs Cleveland
- Week 17 (Feb 9–15)
- Feb 9 @ New Orleans; Feb 11 @ Utah (All‑Star Game falls during this week)
- Week 18 (Feb 16–22)
- Feb 19 vs Orlando; Feb 21 @ San Antonio; Feb 23 @ Memphis
- Week 19 (Feb 23–Mar 1)
- Feb 25 @ Houston; Feb 26 @ Dallas; Mar 1 @ L.A. Lakers
- Week 20 (Mar 2–8)
- Mar 3 vs Phoenix; Mar 5 vs New Orleans; Mar 8 vs Chicago
- Week 21 (Mar 9–15)
- Mar 10 vs Indiana; Mar 11 vs Charlotte; Mar 14 @ L.A. Clippers; Mar 15 vs Utah
- Week 22 (Mar 16–22)
- Mar 17 vs San Antonio; Mar 19 vs Philadelphia; Mar 22 vs Brooklyn
- Week 23 (Mar 23–29)
- Mar 24 @ Charlotte; Mar 26 @ Orlando; Mar 28 @ Atlanta; Mar 29 @ Brooklyn
- Week 24 (Mar 30–Apr 5)
- Apr 1 @ Toronto; Apr 3 vs New Orleans; Apr 5 vs L.A. Clippers
- Week 25 (Apr 6–12)
- Apr 7 @ Golden State; Apr 10 vs Golden State; Apr 12 @ Portland
About Sacramento Kings
The Sacramento Kings are one of the oldest and most storied franchises in professional basketball. Originally founded in 1923 as the Rochester Seagrams, the team has undergone several relocations and name changes, eventually settling in Sacramento in 1985. Despite a turbulent history marked by frequent coaching changes and rebuilding phases, the Kings have maintained a loyal and passionate fanbase. Their home arena, the Golden 1 Center, is widely recognized for its cutting-edge sustainability features and electric game-night atmosphere.
The team reached its peak in the early 2000s, when a roster led by Chris Webber, Peja Stojaković, Mike Bibby, and Vlade Divac played an exciting, unselfish style of basketball. Under head coach Rick Adelman, that Kings squad became one of the league’s elite, frequently contending in the Western Conference playoffs and pushing the eventual champion Los Angeles Lakers to the brink in a now-legendary 2002 series. Their up-tempo offense, crisp ball movement, and chemistry made them a fan favorite across the league.
In recent years, the Kings have focused on building through the draft and player development. The emergence of De’Aaron Fox as a dynamic two-way guard and the rise of Domantas Sabonis have anchored a core that’s reignited hope for long-term success. The front office has emphasized youth, athleticism, and versatility while steadily improving team culture and identity. While the Kings have faced more than their share of setbacks over the decades, their commitment to turning the corner has made them one of the NBA’s most intriguing young teams.
