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Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show
A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show - The Royal Report E.19 🏀 In today’s show, only 10 games left in the regular season, the Kings extend Metu and Jones, we take a look at some NBA MOCK DRAFTS and Calvin and Barry discuss Royal Rebounds summer plans. 🏀 Are you tired of ESPN not covering your SACRAMENTO KINGS? WE love to talk about the Kings! NEW EPISODE every FRIDAY! 🐄🔔👑 Subscribe to our channel here 👇 https://bit.ly/30yMucx 🎬 Intro 0:00 Welcome to the Show 0:32 League News 1:43 Weekcap - Kings 1-2 5:02 De’Aaron Fox OUT 10:04 Coaching Changes? 13:27 Jones/Metu both get extended 17:12 Kings Mock Draft 21:29 Royal Rebounds Offseason 26:50 Kings Fan Mail - Cowbell Questions 30:36 Next week 38:33 Sacramento Kings @ LA Lakers Sacramento Kings @ Dallas Mavericks Sacramento Kings @ OKC Thunder Sacramento Kings @ Indiana Pacers 👇 Check out our other Kings playlists Tyrese Haliburton https://bit.ly/3laNIEf Marvin Bagley https://bit.ly/3rSUyRv The Royal Report – A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show – NEW Every Friday https://bit.ly/2OOXtvv #SacramentoKings #DeAaronFox #NBAKings
Nottingham post match reaction
The Reds marked their return to home turf after a 60-week absence by turning on the style in a nine-try demolition of Nottingham in front of an ecstatic home crowd. With just over 1,000 in the house – the first time since September 2020 that a rugby match in the British Isles had been played in front of spectators – the home side enjoyed themselves in sunny, but windy, conditions. The crowd at Stade Santander International gave their team, a riotous welcome as they took the field, with banging boards and ringing cowbells. The Reds got on the board within four minutes when scrum-half Max Green broke off the side of a maul and Jack Macfarlane followed up to score, and almost added a second when Brendan Owen intercepted and nearly freed Jack Roberts; but the visitors replied when Jordan Coghlan broke through and the ball was worked to Luke Mehson for a try in the corner. Matti Williams got the second Jersey try with a powerful burst to the posts from 30 metres and then winger Owen showed great pace in eluding numerous defenders to claim a brace of tries. Dan Barnes created the first, while the second followed a powerful run from Max Argyle and cunning approach play by Tom Williams. The wind created problems for both sides, with several kicks going too long and those in the other direction being held up. As the game resumed after the break, there was an early blow for the visitors as fly-half Sam Hollingsworth suffered an injury and play was held up for around five minutes, before the stricken player was able to walk off to appreciative applause from the home crowd. The Reds kept up the pace of scoring thanks to some scintillating attacking play. Green stretched over within six minutes of the resumption – assists from Scott Van Breda and Jack Roberts – and then Owen had his hat-trick gift-wrapped thanks to an interception. Nottingham made the most of a charged-down clearance to claim their second try through Luke Frost, but after that it was all Jersey. Replacement prop Ollie Dawe barged over from close range after fine attacking play from the Reds’ backs, then James Elliott and Van Breda created a try for Roberts through some silky offloading. The Green-and-Whites maintained their ambition to attack until the end, but ultimately this was their undoing when an attempt to break out from behind their try-line broke down and Barnes pounced on the loose ball for the final try. After being cheered on by the supporters throughout the game, the Reds' players returned the favour after the final whistle as they made a lap of the ground. ‘It all came together today after a tough time and the guys were really enjoying playing at home,’ said a delighted Harvey Biljon after the game. ‘We got a score on the board early and that took some of the pressure off and we were pretty ruthless in taking chances after that. ‘The squad have worked really hard and hopefully can kick on from here and enjoy the rest of the season.’ After five successive away trips to start the season as a result of Covid restrictions in Jersey that were only recently eased, Biljon sympathised with the visitors. ‘Give Nottingham credit for sticking to task – we know what it’s like to travel on the day,’ he said. A range of match-day protocols were in place to ensure the occasion could proceed as safely and smoothly as possible. This included temperature checks for supporters, card-only payments, reminders about distancing and wearing masks indoors and the fact that the visiting team and officials remained in the match 'bubble'. The occasion was overseen by officials from Environmental Health, while Reds' players and officials will take part in their regular testing regime this week prior to next Saturday's trip to Ampthill. JERSEY REDS: Van Breda; Williams, Roberts, Barnes, Owen; Cope (Pretorius 63), Green (Elliott 70); Richardson (Dawe 50), Macfarlane (Clarke 62), Parker (Higgins 62), O’Connor (Scott 70), Cook, Argyle, Wynne (c) (Bainbridge 65), Williams M (Grey 65). NOTTINGHAM: Stapley (Manihera h-t); Mehson, Thacker, Riddington, Browning; Hollingsworth (Stronge 43), Dolly; Sio (Williams 47), Farnworth (c) (Evans 47), Garside (Betts 47), Birch (Allen 64), Frost, Cox (Hall 53), Kirwan (Ryan 53), Coghlan. REFEREE: Alex Thomas. Assistants: Steve Lee, Ian Bibey Half Time: 26-5 Attendance: 1,031 Scorers Jersey Reds Tries: Macfarlane 4, Williams M 16, Owen 21, 31, 49, Green 46, Dawe 62, Roberts 75, Barnes 80 Conversions: Cope 4, 16, 21, 49, Pretorius 75 Nottingham Tries: Mehson 14, Frost 54 Conversion: Dolly 54
Jersey Reds tries v Nottingham
The Reds marked their return to home turf after a 60-week absence by turning on the style in a nine-try demolition of Nottingham in front of an ecstatic home crowd. With just over 1,000 in the house – the first time since September 2020 that a rugby match in the British Isles had been played in front of spectators – the home side enjoyed themselves in sunny, but windy, conditions. The crowd at Stade Santander International gave their team, a riotous welcome as they took the field, with banging boards and ringing cowbells. The Reds got on the board within four minutes when scrum-half Max Green broke off the side of a maul and Jack Macfarlane followed up to score, and almost added a second when Brendan Owen intercepted and nearly freed Jack Roberts; but the visitors replied when Jordan Coghlan broke through and the ball was worked to Luke Mehson for a try in the corner. Matti Williams got the second Jersey try with a powerful burst to the posts from 30 metres and then winger Owen showed great pace in eluding numerous defenders to claim a brace of tries. Dan Barnes created the first, while the second followed a powerful run from Max Argyle and cunning approach play by Tom Williams. The wind created problems for both sides, with several kicks going too long and those in the other direction being held up. As the game resumed after the break, there was an early blow for the visitors as fly-half Sam Hollingsworth suffered an injury and play was held up for around five minutes, before the stricken player was able to walk off to appreciative applause from the home crowd. The Reds kept up the pace of scoring thanks to some scintillating attacking play. Green stretched over within six minutes of the resumption – assists from Scott Van Breda and Jack Roberts – and then Owen had his hat-trick gift-wrapped thanks to an interception. Nottingham made the most of a charged-down clearance to claim their second try through Luke Frost, but after that it was all Jersey. Replacement prop Ollie Dawe barged over from close range after fine attacking play from the Reds’ backs, then James Elliott and Van Breda created a try for Roberts through some silky offloading. The Green-and-Whites maintained their ambition to attack until the end, but ultimately this was their undoing when an attempt to break out from behind their try-line broke down and Barnes pounced on the loose ball for the final try. After being cheered on by the supporters throughout the game, the Reds' players returned the favour after the final whistle as they made a lap of the ground. ‘It all came together today after a tough time and the guys were really enjoying playing at home,’ said a delighted Harvey Biljon after the game. ‘We got a score on the board early and that took some of the pressure off and we were pretty ruthless in taking chances after that. ‘The squad have worked really hard and hopefully can kick on from here and enjoy the rest of the season.’ After five successive away trips to start the season as a result of Covid restrictions in Jersey that were only recently eased, Biljon sympathised with the visitors. ‘Give Nottingham credit for sticking to task – we know what it’s like to travel on the day,’ he said. A range of match-day protocols were in place to ensure the occasion could proceed as safely and smoothly as possible. This included temperature checks for supporters, card-only payments, reminders about distancing and wearing masks indoors and the fact that the visiting team and officials remained in the match 'bubble'. The occasion was overseen by officials from Environmental Health, while Reds' players and officials will take part in their regular testing regime this week prior to next Saturday's trip to Ampthill.
Sacramento Kings, De'Aaron Fox and the Future...
A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show - The Royal Report E.18 🏀 In today’s show Calvin and Barry play a game of Kings “fair or foul”, we relive one of the happiest days in Kings (Royals) history and Special Guest (Sactown Pete) stops by the show to discuss De’Aaron Fox and his amazing season! 🏀 Are you tired of ESPN not covering your SACRAMENTO KINGS? WE love to talk about the Kings! NEW EPISODE every FRIDAY! 🐄🔔👑 Subscribe to our channel here 👇 https://bit.ly/30yMucx 👇 Check out Sactown Pete HERE Youtube https://bit.ly/3awccUg Twitter https://twitter.com/PMasih007 🎬 Intro 0:00 Welcome to the Show 0:35 League News 1:58 Weekcap - Kings 2-1 6:09 Championship team – 1951 – Rochester Royals 11:05 Kings Fair or Foul 13:25 De’Aaron Fox with Special Guest Sactown Pete 22:21 Tyrese Haliburton and the ROTY 29:14 Sacramento Kings Financials 36:34 Kings Fan Mail - Cowbell Questions 43:39 Next week 50:55 Sacramento Kings @ Golden State Warriors Sacramento Kings vs Dallas Mavericks Sacramento Kings vs Utah Jazz 👇 Check out our other Kings playlists Tyrese Haliburton https://bit.ly/3laNIEf Marvin Bagley https://bit.ly/3rSUyRv The Royal Report – A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show – NEW Every Friday https://bit.ly/2OOXtvv #SacramentoKings #DeAaronFox #NBATradeRumors
De'Aaron Fox Post Game Interview - Kings vs Bucks
What did you think about Fox's post game comments? The Kings lose a close one to the Bucks without their Two-time MVP. Do the Kings make the playoffs? Please LIKE, SHARE and Subscribe! ► Subscribe to Leo's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeoBeas ► Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/CowbellkingdomTV ► Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ck-podcast/id1143709061?mt=2 ► Follow Basketball Zone for 🔥 basketball content on IG https://www.instagram.com/basketballzoneofficial/ ► Follow Cowbell Kingdom on all social media platforms: ► Follow us on Twitter (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://twitter.com/Cowbell_Kingdom ► Follow us on Instagram (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/cowbell_kingdom/ ► Add us on SnapChat https://www.snapchat.com/add/cowbellkingdom ► LIKE US on FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/cowbellkingdom/ ► Visit our Online Store: https://teespring.com/stores/cowbell-kingdom #SacramentoKings #TyreseHaliburton #DeAaronFox
The Kings beat the Spurs and showed their new depth
The reinforcements did some damage tonight in San Antonio. What was your biggest takeaway? Do the Kings make the playoffs? Please LIKE, SHARE and Subscribe! ► Subscribe to Leo's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeoBeas ► Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/CowbellkingdomTV ► Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ck-podcast/id1143709061?mt=2 ► Follow Basketball Zone for 🔥 basketball content on IG https://www.instagram.com/basketballzoneofficial/ ► Follow Cowbell Kingdom on all social media platforms: ► Follow us on Twitter (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://twitter.com/Cowbell_Kingdom ► Follow us on Instagram (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/cowbell_kingdom/ ► Add us on SnapChat https://www.snapchat.com/add/cowbellkingdom ► LIKE US on FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/cowbellkingdom/ ► Visit our Online Store: https://teespring.com/stores/cowbell-kingdom #SacramentoKings #TyreseHaliburton #DeAaronFox
Sacramento Kings – TRADE DEADLINE EPISODE
Kings TRADE DEADLINE Post Draft Episode 👑 The Royal Report E.14– A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show 🏀 In today’s show we discuss recent NBA news, the Sacramento Kings trade deadline, De’Aaron Fox and Tyrese Haliburton set new career HIGHS and we contemplate the future of the Sacramento Kings. 🏀 Are you tired of ESPN not covering your SACRAMENTO KINGS? WE love to talk about the Kings! NEW EPISODES every FRIDAY! 🐄🔔👑 Subscribe to our channel here 👇 https://bit.ly/30yMucx 🎬 Intro 0:00 Welcome to the Show 0:36 League News 1:29 Weekcap - Kings 4-1 5:53 Sacramento Kings Trades 10:10 Trades Around the League/Winners and Losers 15:36 What’s Next for the Kings 21:01 Rotations 25:36 Will the Kings make the playoffs? 28:50 Kings Fan Mail - Cowbell Questions 32:49 Next week 41:13 Sacramento Kings vs Cleveland Cavaliers Sacramento Kings @ San Antonio Spurs Sacramento Kings @ San Antonio Spurs 👇 Check out our other Kings playlists Tyrese Haliburton https://bit.ly/3laNIEf Marvin Bagley https://bit.ly/3rSUyRv The Royal Report – A Sacramento Kings Sports Talk Show – NEW Every Friday https://bit.ly/2OOXtvv #SacramentoKings #DeaaronFox #NBATradeRumors
The Kings beat the Cavs and trade for Mfiondu Kabengele
De'Aaron Fox scored 30 points, Tyrese Haliburton had a career-high 28 and the Sacramento Kings completed their longest road trip of the season with a 119-105 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night. You can call in at 209-565-3079 and join the conversation! Then right after the Kings traded for Mfiondu Kabengele from the LA Clippers. Here are more details from Woj: “Clippers are trading Mfiondu Kabengele, a future second and cash to the Kings for a protected future second-round pick, sources tell ESPN. Kings used a trade exception that would've expired today on deal. Both second-round picks are heavily protected and unlikely to convey, sources said. Kings get a young forward to evaluate -- and cash; Clippers create a roster spot.” ► Subscribe to Leo's YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/LeoBeas ► Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: http://www.youtube.com/c/CowbellkingdomTV ► Subscribe to our Podcast on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/ck-podcast/id1143709061?mt=2 ► Follow Basketball Zone for basketball content on IG https://www.instagram.com/basketballzoneofficial/ ► Follow Cowbell Kingdom on all social media platforms: ► Follow us on Twitter (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://twitter.com/Cowbell_Kingdom ► Follow us on Instagram (Cowbell_Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/cowbell_kingdom/ ► Add us on SnapChat https://www.snapchat.com/add/cowbellkingdom ► LIKE US on FACEBOOK https://www.facebook.com/cowbellkingdom/ ► Visit our Online Store: https://teespring.com/stores/cowbell-kingdom #NBATradeRumors #SacramentoKings #NBA