The Kings got their first win under interim coach Doug Christie on Monday, but the product itself wasn’t that much different than the one Sacramento trotted out while Mike Brown was in charge. There still were the usual suspects – a failure to properly defend the 3-point shot,

A phrase written atop the dry-erase board in the Sacramento Kings’ locker room captured a sense of what interim coach Doug Christie apparently wants to do. With a version of language that, let’s just say, might not be acceptable to everyone, the message was to do anything but relax.

Kings interim head coach Doug Christie talks about Monday’s 110-100 win over the Dallas Mavericks to snap Sacramento’s six-game skid, collecting his first win since replacing Mike Brown as coach, the strong second half holding the Mavs to just 40 points and the impact from the bench led by Keon Ellis

Sacramento Kings interim head coach Doug Christie guided his team to its second win since the organization relieved former coach Mike Brown of his duties last week. De’Aaron Fox scored 14 of his 35 points in the fourth quarter to beat the Philadelphia 76ers 113-107.

More changes could be coming for the Sacramento Kings as they prepare to face the Los Angeles Lakers a day after firing coach Mike Brown.

Doug Christie, the interim head coach of the Sacramento Kings, found himself at the center of a heated exchange during the team’s recent game against the Golden State Warriors. The incident, which involved a confrontation with Warriors’ head coach Steve Kerr,

After the win, Christie talked about Fox’s talent reaching new heights, per Ballislife’s X, formerly Twitter. “De’Aaron Fox is elite. His competitive nature is just high level. He’s finding his way in front of our very eyes. It’s huge. I just hugged him and said, ‘I love you man. Thank you.’”

The Kings will hit the road looking to continue their winning streak. They play the Boston Celtics Friday and Chicago Bulls Sunday.