The Sacramento Kings, competing in the NBA's Western Conference, play their home games at the Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, California. The franchise has a long and nomadic history, originating in Rochester, moving to Cincinnati, then Kansas City, before settling in Sacramento in 1985. The Kings' name has endured through these moves, signifying royalty. The team's peak era was the early 2000s, featuring the thrilling, pass-heavy offense of Chris Webber, Vlade Divac, and Peja Stojakovic under coach Rick Adelman. Although they fell just short of the Finals, that team captivated the league and created a golden age for Sacramento basketball. The modern era has been defined by a long playoff drought, finally broken in the 2022-23 season behind the stellar play of All-NBA center Domantas Sabonis and dynamic guard De'Aaron Fox. Under coach Mike Brown, the Kings play a fast, high-scoring style that has reinvigorated the fan base. The loyal and vocal supporters, known for their cowbell-ringing, have one of the league's best home atmospheres. The Kings are now a rising, exciting force in the West.