The Kings 4 game winning streak came to an end in a home and away series with Denver. The first game was in Denver where the Kings could not pull away from the Nuggets and ended up struggling in the fourth quarter.

The Nuggets pulled away 104-90 in game 1.

Both teams then traveled back to Sacramento to play the second game on a Friday night.

The Kings kept it close throughout the game but could not contain the Nuggets in the fourth quarter. Especially Raymond Felton who scored 14 of his 18 in the fourth quarter.

The Kings lost 99-90 in game 2.

The Kings then hosted a struggling Utah on Sunday and added to the losing streak the Jazz are on.

17,215 people filled up Power Balance on Sunday, possibly the biggest crowd of the season, and were not disappointed.

The Kings played a great game start to finish and never let Utah get back into the game in the fourth quarter.

Tyreke Evans led the Kings with 24 points and 10 assists as he has seen increased minutes since returning from his injury. DeMarcus added 17 points, 9 rebounds, 6 assits, and 5 steals.

Sacramento won 106-97.

Sacramento now travels to Houston to start its 4 game road trip, the last road trip of the season. They'll be facing Houston, San Antonio, Memphis, and Golden State.

After the road trip, Sacramento comes home for its final 2 home games of the season and possible last SACRAMENTO KINGS games.

The City of Anaheim approved a $75 million bond deal to help lure the Kings to Anaheim. This does not mean that the Kings are leaving for sure, it just leaves the city in misery till word is out.

The Kings have until April 18 to file for relocation and you better bet Sacramento is doing everything it can to stop this from happening.

Lets hope and pray for the best.