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Season History
78 seasons| Year | Team | Record | Seed | Coach | GM | OffRtg | DefRtg | NetRtg | Exp. W-L | PostSeason |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025-26 | Sacramento Kings | 22-60 | in | Doug Christie (22-60) | Scott Perry | 111.4 (26th of 30) | 121.5 (28th of 30) | -10.0 (28th of 30) | 19-63 (28th of 30) | — |
| 2024-25 | Sacramento Kings | 40-42 | 9th | Mike Brown (13-18), Doug Christie (27-24) | Monte McNair | 116.7 (7th of 30) | 116.2 (23rd of 30) | +0.5 (16th of 30) | 42-40 (16th of 30) | — |
| 2023-24 | Sacramento Kings | 46-36 | 9th | Mike Brown (46-36) | Monte McNair | 116.9 (13th of 30) | 115.2 (14th of 30) | +1.7 (17th of 30) | 45-37 (17th of 30) | — |
| 2022-23 | Sacramento Kings | 48-34 | 3rd | Mike Brown (48-34) | Monte McNair | 119.4 (1st of 30) | 116.8 (25th of 30) | +2.6 (8th of 30) | 47-35 (8th of 30) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (3-4) versus Golden State Warriors · |
| 2021-22 | Sacramento Kings | 30-52 | 12th | Luke Walton (6-11), Alvin Gentry (24-41) | Monte McNair | 109.9 (25th of 30) | 115.3 (27th of 30) | -5.4 (25th of 30) | 28-54 (25th of 30) | — |
| 2020-21 | Sacramento Kings | 31-41 | 12th | Luke Walton (31-41) | Monte McNair | 113.6 (11th of 30) | 117.2 (30th of 30) | -3.7 (24th of 30) | 28-44 (24th of 30) | — |
| 2019-20 | Sacramento Kings | 31-41 | 12th | Luke Walton (31-41) | Vlade Divac | 110.2 (18th of 30) | 112.2 (20th of 30) | -2.0 (21st of 30) | 31-41 (21st of 30) | — |
| 2018-19 | Sacramento Kings | 39-43 | 9th | Dave Joerger (39-43) | Vlade Divac | 110.4 (16th of 30) | 111.5 (20th of 30) | -1.1 (18th of 30) | 38-44 (18th of 30) | — |
| 2017-18 | Sacramento Kings | 27-55 | 12th | Dave Joerger (27-55) | Vlade Divac | 103.7 (29th of 30) | 111.1 (28th of 30) | -7.3 (29th of 30) | 23-59 (29th of 30) | — |
| 2016-17 | Sacramento Kings | 32-50 | 12th | Dave Joerger (32-50) | Vlade Divac | 107.3 (21st of 30) | 111.3 (25th of 30) | -4.0 (25th of 30) | 31-51 (25th of 30) | — |
| 2015-16 | Sacramento Kings | 33-49 | 10th | George Karl (33-49) | Vlade Divac | 106.0 (15th of 30) | 108.4 (22nd of 30) | -2.5 (21st of 30) | 34-48 (21st of 30) | — |
| 2014-15 | Sacramento Kings | 29-53 | 4th | Michael Malone (11-13), Tyrone Corbin (7-21), George Karl (11-19) | Pete D'Alessandro, Vlade Divac | 105.3 (14th of 30) | 109.2 (27th of 30) | -3.9 (25th of 30) | 31-51 (25th of 30) | — |
| 2013-14 | Sacramento Kings | 28-54 | 4th | Michael Malone (28-54) | Pete D'Alessandro | 105.7 (20th of 30) | 108.8 (23rd of 30) | -3.1 (22nd of 30) | 33-49 (22nd of 30) | — |
| 2012-13 | Sacramento Kings | 28-54 | 4th | Keith Smart (28-54) | Geoff Petrie | 106.2 (12th of 30) | 111.4 (29th of 30) | -5.2 (27th of 30) | 28-54 (27th of 30) | — |
| 2011-12 | Sacramento Kings | 22-44 | 5th | Paul Westphal (2-5), Keith Smart (20-39) | Geoff Petrie | 103.8 (21st of 30) | 109.8 (29th of 30) | -6.0 (27th of 30) | 21-45 (27th of 30) | — |
| 2010-11 | Sacramento Kings | 24-58 | 5th | Paul Westphal (24-58) | Geoff Petrie | 103.5 (25th of 30) | 109.0 (20th of 30) | -5.6 (25th of 30) | 27-55 (25th of 30) | — |
| 2009-10 | Sacramento Kings | 25-57 | 5th | Paul Westphal (25-57) | Geoff Petrie | 105.3 (22nd of 30) | 109.9 (20th of 30) | -4.6 (25th of 30) | 29-53 (25th of 30) | — |
| 2008-09 | Sacramento Kings | 17-65 | 5th | Reggie Theus (6-18), Kenny Natt (11-47) | Geoff Petrie | 105.5 (25th of 30) | 114.7 (30th of 30) | -9.2 (29th of 30) | 19-63 (29th of 30) | — |
| 2007-08 | Sacramento Kings | 38-44 | 4th | Reggie Theus (38-44) | Geoff Petrie | 107.5 (13th of 30) | 109.9 (25th of 30) | -2.4 (20th of 30) | 35-47 (20th of 30) | — |
| 2006-07 | Sacramento Kings | 33-49 | 5th | Eric Musselman (33-49) | Geoff Petrie | 106.2 (14th of 30) | 108.0 (22nd of 30) | -1.9 (19th of 30) | 36-46 (19th of 30) | — |
| 2005-06 | Sacramento Kings | 44-38 | 4th | Rick Adelman (44-38) | Geoff Petrie | 106.7 (11th of 30) | 105.0 (12th of 30) | +1.7 (12th of 30) | 45-37 (12th of 30) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (2-4) versus San Antonio Spurs · |
| 2004-05 | Sacramento Kings | 50-32 | 2nd | Rick Adelman (50-32) | Geoff Petrie | 110.5 (3rd of 30) | 108.2 (23rd of 30) | +2.3 (9th of 30) | 47-35 (9th of 30) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (1-4) versus Seattle SuperSonics · |
| 2003-04 | Sacramento Kings | 55-27 | 2nd | Rick Adelman (55-27) | Geoff Petrie | 110.3 (2nd of 29) | 104.9 (21st of 29) | +5.4 (5th of 29) | 55-27 (5th of 29) | Won NBA Western Conference First Round (4-1) versus Dallas Mavericks · Lost NBA Western Conference Semifinals (3-4) versus Minnesota Timberwolves · |
| 2002-03 | Sacramento Kings | 59-23 | 1st | Rick Adelman (59-23) | Geoff Petrie | 105.9 (6th of 29) | 99.1 (2nd of 29) | +6.8 (2nd of 29) | 59-23 (2nd of 29) | Won NBA Western Conference First Round (4-1) versus Utah Jazz · Lost NBA Western Conference Semifinals (3-4) versus Dallas Mavericks · |
| 2001-02 | Sacramento Kings | 61-21 | 1st | Rick Adelman (61-21) | Geoff Petrie | 109.0 (3rd of 29) | 101.1 (6th of 29) | +7.9 (1st of 29) | 61-21 (1st of 29) | Won NBA Western Conference First Round (3-1) versus Utah Jazz · Won NBA Western Conference Semifinals (4-1) versus Dallas Mavericks · Lost NBA Western Conference Finals (3-4) versus Los Angeles Lakers · |
| 2000-01 | Sacramento Kings | 55-27 | 2nd | Rick Adelman (55-27) | Geoff Petrie | 105.6 (9th of 29) | 99.6 (7th of 29) | +6.0 (2nd of 29) | 57-25 (2nd of 29) | Won NBA Western Conference First Round (3-1) versus Phoenix Suns · Lost NBA Western Conference Semifinals (0-4) versus Los Angeles Lakers · |
| 1999-00 | Sacramento Kings | 44-38 | 5th | Rick Adelman (44-38) | Geoff Petrie | 105.0 (11th of 29) | 102.1 (10th of 29) | +2.9 (8th of 29) | 49-33 (8th of 29) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (2-3) versus Los Angeles Lakers · |
| 1998-99 | Sacramento Kings | 27-23 | 4th | Rick Adelman (27-23) | Geoff Petrie | 102.7 (13th of 29) | 103.1 (18th of 29) | -0.4 (17th of 29) | 24-26 (17th of 29) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (2-3) versus Utah Jazz · |
| 1997-98 | Sacramento Kings | 27-55 | 5th | Eddie Jordan (27-55) | Geoff Petrie | 100.8 (26th of 29) | 106.9 (22nd of 29) | -6.0 (23rd of 29) | 25-57 (23rd of 29) | — |
| 1996-97 | Sacramento Kings | 34-48 | 6th | Garry St. Jean (28-39), Eddie Jordan (6-9) | Geoff Petrie | 105.0 (19th of 29) | 108.7 (21st of 29) | -3.7 (21st of 29) | 31-51 (21st of 29) | — |
| 1995-96 | Sacramento Kings | 39-43 | 5th | Garry St. Jean (39-43) | Geoff Petrie | 106.2 (18th of 29) | 109.1 (19th of 29) | -2.9 (19th of 29) | 33-49 (19th of 29) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (1-3) versus Seattle SuperSonics · |
| 1994-95 | Sacramento Kings | 39-43 | 5th | Garry St. Jean (39-43) | Geoff Petrie | 105.5 (20th of 27) | 106.5 (11th of 27) | -1.1 (16th of 27) | 38-44 (16th of 27) | — |
| 1993-94 | Sacramento Kings | 28-54 | 6th | Garry St. Jean (28-54) | Jerry Reynolds | 103.3 (21st of 27) | 109.2 (21st of 27) | -5.9 (21st of 27) | 26-56 (21st of 27) | — |
| 1992-93 | Sacramento Kings | 25-57 | 7th | Garry St. Jean (25-57) | Jerry Reynolds | 106.5 (20th of 27) | 109.6 (18th of 27) | -3.1 (22nd of 27) | 33-49 (22nd of 27) | — |
| 1991-92 | Sacramento Kings | 29-53 | 7th | Dick Motta (7-18), Rex Hughes (22-35) | Jerry Reynolds | 103.9 (23rd of 27) | 109.9 (21st of 27) | -6.0 (23rd of 27) | 26-56 (23rd of 27) | — |
| 1990-91 | Sacramento Kings | 25-57 | 7th | Dick Motta (25-57) | Jerry Reynolds | 102.0 (27th of 27) | 109.1 (19th of 27) | -7.2 (26th of 27) | 23-59 (26th of 27) | — |
| 1989-90 | Sacramento Kings | 23-59 | 7th | Jerry Reynolds (7-21), Dick Motta (16-38) | Jerry Reynolds, Bill Russell | 104.8 (22nd of 27) | 110.0 (23rd of 27) | -5.2 (23rd of 27) | 28-54 (23rd of 27) | — |
| 1988-89 | Sacramento Kings | 27-55 | 6th | Jerry Reynolds (27-55) | Bill Russell | 104.5 (20th of 25) | 110.0 (21st of 25) | -5.5 (20th of 25) | 27-55 (20th of 25) | — |
| 1987-88 | Sacramento Kings | 24-58 | 6th | Bill Russell (17-41), Jerry Reynolds (7-17) | Joe Axelson, Bill Russell | 106.5 (19th of 23) | 112.1 (21st of 23) | -5.7 (20th of 23) | 27-55 (20th of 23) | — |
| 1986-87 | Sacramento Kings | 29-53 | 5th | Phil Johnson (14-32), Jerry Reynolds (15-21) | Joe Axelson | 108.9 (11th of 23) | 112.1 (22nd of 23) | -3.2 (18th of 23) | 33-49 (18th of 23) | — |
| 1985-86 | Sacramento Kings | 37-45 | 5th | Phil Johnson (37-45) | Joe Axelson | 106.2 (14th of 23) | 109.2 (19th of 23) | -3.0 (18th of 23) | 33-49 (18th of 23) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (0-3) versus Houston Rockets · |
| 1984-85 | Kansas City Kings | 31-51 | 6th | Jack McKinney (1-8), Phil Johnson (30-43) | Joe Axelson | 109.5 (10th of 23) | 112.1 (22nd of 23) | -2.5 (17th of 23) | 34-48 (17th of 23) | — |
| 1983-84 | Kansas City Kings | 38-44 | 4th | Cotton Fitzsimmons (38-44) | Joe Axelson | 106.5 (15th of 23) | 108.0 (13th of 23) | -1.4 (16th of 23) | 37-45 (16th of 23) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (0-3) versus Los Angeles Lakers · |
| 1982-83 | Kansas City Kings | 45-37 | 3rd | Cotton Fitzsimmons (45-37) | Joe Axelson | 106.2 (7th of 23) | 104.9 (11th of 23) | +1.4 (11th of 23) | 45-37 (11th of 23) | — |
| 1981-82 | Kansas City Kings | 30-52 | 4th | Cotton Fitzsimmons (30-52) | Jeffrey Cohen | 104.2 (19th of 23) | 107.2 (12th of 23) | -3.0 (19th of 23) | 33-49 (19th of 23) | — |
| 1980-81 | Kansas City Kings | 40-42 | 2nd | Cotton Fitzsimmons (40-42) | Jeffrey Cohen | 104.7 (14th of 23) | 104.7 (9th of 23) | +0.0 (12th of 23) | 41-41 (13th of 23) | Won NBA Western Conference First Round (2-1) versus Portland Trail Blazers · Won NBA Western Conference Semifinals (4-3) versus Phoenix Suns · Lost NBA Western Conference Finals (1-4) versus Houston Rockets · |
| 1979-80 | Kansas City Kings | 47-35 | 2nd | Cotton Fitzsimmons (47-35) | John Begzos | 104.0 (16th of 22) | 101.0 (2nd of 22) | +3.0 (7th of 22) | 49-33 (7th of 22) | Lost NBA Western Conference First Round (1-2) versus Phoenix Suns · |
| 1978-79 | Kansas City Kings | 48-34 | 1st | Cotton Fitzsimmons (48-34) | Joe Axelson | 104.5 (9th of 22) | 101.9 (4th of 22) | +2.7 (5th of 22) | 48-34 (6th of 22) | Lost NBA Western Conference Semifinals (1-4) versus Phoenix Suns · |
| 1977-78 | Kansas City Kings | 31-51 | 5th | Phil Johnson (13-24), Larry Staverman (18-27) | Joe Axelson | 100.5 (11th of 22) | 102.2 (17th of 22) | -1.7 (17th of 22) | 36-46 (16th of 22) | — |
| 1976-77 | Kansas City Kings | 40-42 | 4th | Phil Johnson (40-42) | Joe Axelson | 100.5 (8th of 22) | 99.6 (13th of 22) | +0.8 (10th of 22) | 43-39 (10th of 22) | — |
| 1975-76 | Kansas City Kings | 31-51 | 3rd | Phil Johnson (31-51) | Joe Axelson | 97.4 (14th of 18) | 100.1 (15th of 18) | -2.7 (16th of 18) | 33-49 (16th of 18) | — |
| 1974-75 | Kansas City-Omaha Kings | 44-38 | 2nd | Phil Johnson (44-38) | Joe Axelson | 96.8 (13th of 18) | 97.1 (4th of 18) | -0.3 (9th of 18) | 40-42 (9th of 18) | Lost NBA Western Conference Semifinals (2-4) versus Chicago Bulls · |
| 1973-74 | Kansas City-Omaha Kings | 33-49 | 4th | Bob Cousy (6-14), Draff Young (0-4), Phil Johnson (27-31) | Joe Axelson | 96.0 (14th of 17) | 99.5 (13th of 17) | -3.5 (14th of 17) | 31-51 (14th of 17) | — |
| 1972-73 | Kansas City-Omaha Kings | 36-46 | 4th | Bob Cousy (36-46) | Joe Axelson | 99.7 (1st of 17) | 102.4 (17th of 17) | -2.7 (13th of 17) | 33-49 (13th of 17) | — |
| 1971-72 | Cincinnati Royals | 30-52 | 3rd | Bob Cousy (30-52) | Joe Axelson | 98.0 (9th of 17) | 101.6 (14th of 17) | -3.7 (13th of 17) | 31-51 (13th of 17) | — |
| 1970-71 | Cincinnati Royals | 33-49 | 3rd | Bob Cousy (33-49) | Joe Axelson | 97.1 (9th of 17) | 99.8 (15th of 17) | -2.7 (14th of 17) | 33-49 (14th of 17) | — |
| 1969-70 | Cincinnati Royals | 36-46 | 5th | Bob Cousy (36-46) | Joe Axelson | 98.0 (10th of 14) | 100.4 (10th of 14) | -2.5 (12th of 14) | 34-48 (11th of 14) | — |
| 1968-69 | Cincinnati Royals | 41-41 | 5th | Ed Jucker (41-41) | None | 100.2 (1st of 14) | 101.1 (14th of 14) | -0.9 (8th of 14) | 38-44 (8th of 14) | — |
| 1967-68 | Cincinnati Royals | 39-43 | 5th | Ed Jucker (39-43) | None | 101.1 (2nd of 12) | 101.8 (12th of 12) | -0.7 (8th of 12) | 39-43 (8th of 12) | — |
| 1966-67 | Cincinnati Royals | 39-42 | 3rd | Jack McMahon (39-42) | None | 98.4 (2nd of 10) | 98.6 (8th of 10) | -0.2 (5th of 10) | 40-41 (5th of 10) | Lost NBA Eastern Division Semifinals (1-3) versus Philadelphia 76ers · |
| 1965-66 | Cincinnati Royals | 45-35 | 3rd | Jack McMahon (45-35) | None | 97.5 (3rd of 9) | 96.5 (7th of 9) | +1.0 (4th of 9) | 43-37 (4th of 9) | Lost NBA Eastern Division Semifinals (2-3) versus Boston Celtics · |
| 1964-65 | Cincinnati Royals | 48-32 | 2nd | Jack McMahon (48-32) | None | 98.0 (1st of 9) | 96.0 (7th of 9) | +2.0 (3rd of 9) | 46-34 (3rd of 9) | Lost NBA Eastern Division Semifinals (1-3) versus Philadelphia 76ers · |
| 1963-64 | Cincinnati Royals | 55-25 | 2nd | Jack McMahon (55-25) | None | 98.9 (1st of 9) | 94.5 (4th of 9) | +4.4 (3rd of 9) | 52-28 (3rd of 9) | Won NBA Eastern Division Semifinals (3-2) versus Philadelphia 76ers · Lost NBA Eastern Division Finals (1-4) versus Boston Celtics · |
| 1962-63 | Cincinnati Royals | 42-38 | 3rd | Charles Wolf (42-38) | None | 99.4 (1st of 9) | 98.3 (7th of 9) | +1.1 (5th of 9) | 43-37 (5th of 9) | Won NBA Eastern Division Semifinals (3-2) versus Syracuse Nationals · Lost NBA Eastern Division Finals (3-4) versus Boston Celtics · |
| 1961-62 | Cincinnati Royals | 43-37 | 2nd | Charles Wolf (43-37) | None | 98.3 (1st of 9) | 96.9 (8th of 9) | +1.4 (5th of 9) | 44-36 (5th of 9) | Lost NBA Western Division Semifinals (1-3) versus Detroit Pistons · |
| 1960-61 | Cincinnati Royals | 33-46 | 4th | Charles Wolf (33-46) | None | 95.6 (1st of 8) | 98.4 (8th of 8) | -2.8 (7th of 8) | 32-47 (7th of 8) | — |
| 1959-60 | Cincinnati Royals | 19-56 | 4th | Tom Marshall (19-56) | None | 91.3 (4th of 8) | 96.5 (8th of 8) | -5.2 (8th of 8) | 24-51 (8th of 8) | — |
| 1958-59 | Cincinnati Royals | 19-53 | 4th | Bobby Wanzer (3-15), Tom Marshall (16-38) | None | 87.5 (7th of 8) | 95.0 (8th of 8) | -7.5 (8th of 8) | 17-55 (8th of 8) | — |
| 1957-58 | Cincinnati Royals | 33-39 | 3rd | Bobby Wanzer (33-39) | None | 86.5 (8th of 8) | 87.6 (2nd of 8) | -1.2 (6th of 8) | 33-39 (6th of 8) | Lost NBA Western Division Semifinals (0-2) versus Detroit Pistons · |
| 1956-57 | Rochester Royals | 31-41 | 4th | Bobby Wanzer (31-41) | None | 84.9 (8th of 8) | 86.9 (2nd of 8) | -2.0 (7th of 8) | 30-42 (7th of 8) | — |
| 1955-56 | Rochester Royals | 31-41 | 4th | Bobby Wanzer (31-41) | None | 85.3 (8th of 8) | 87.9 (1st of 8) | -2.5 (8th of 8) | 29-43 (8th of 8) | — |
| 1954-55 | Rochester Royals | 29-43 | 3rd | Les Harrison (29-43) | None | 90.7 (3rd of 8) | 92.3 (7th of 8) | -1.6 (7th of 8) | 32-40 (7th of 8) | Lost NBA Western Division Semifinals (1-2) versus Minneapolis Lakers · |
| 1953-54 | Rochester Royals | 44-28 | 2nd | Les Harrison (44-28) | None | 86.6 (7th of 9) | 84.0 (3rd of 9) | +2.6 (3rd of 9) | 44-28 (3rd of 9) | Lost NBA Western Division Round-Robin (0-1) versus Minneapolis Lakers · Won NBA Western Division Round-Robin (2-0) versus Fort Wayne Pistons · Lost NBA Western Division Finals (1-2) versus Minneapolis Lakers · Advanced from Western Division Round Robin · |
| 1952-53 | Rochester Royals | 44-26 | 2nd | Les Harrison (44-26) | None | 89.8 (5th of 10) | 86.9 (4th of 10) | +2.9 (4th of 10) | 43-27 (4th of 10) | Lost NBA Western Division Semifinals (1-2) versus Fort Wayne Pistons · |
| 1951-52 | Rochester Royals | 41-25 | 1st | Les Harrison (41-25) | None | 91.6 (1st of 10) | 88.1 (7th of 10) | +3.6 (4th of 10) | 42-24 (4th of 10) | Won NBA Western Division Semifinals (2-0) versus Fort Wayne Pistons · Lost NBA Western Division Finals (1-3) versus Minneapolis Lakers · |
| 1950-51 | Rochester Royals | 41-27 | 2nd | Les Harrison (41-27) | None | 89.3 (1st of 11) | 86.2 (7th of 11) | +3.2 (3rd of 11) | 42-26 (3rd of 11) | Won NBA Western Division Semifinals (2-1) versus Fort Wayne Pistons · Won NBA Western Division Finals (3-1) versus Minneapolis Lakers · Won NBA Finals (4-3) versus New York Knicks · |
| 1949-50 | Rochester Royals | 51-17 | 2nd | Les Harrison (51-17) | None | Untracked | Untracked | Untracked | 54-14 (3rd of 17) | Lost NBA Central Division First Place Tiebreaker (0-1) versus Minneapolis Lakers · Lost NBA Central Division Semifinals (0-2) versus Fort Wayne Pistons · |
| 1948-49 | Rochester Royals | 45-15 | 1st | Les Harrison (45-15) | None | Untracked | Untracked | Untracked | 46-14 (2nd of 12) | Won BAA Western Division Semifinals (2-0) versus St. Louis Bombers · Lost BAA Western Division Finals (0-2) versus Minneapolis Lakers · |