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December 24, 2011
Tip Sheet: Daily roundup of Sacramento Kings news and analysis

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PHOTO CREDIT: DeMarcus Cousins following the Sacramento Kings first practice following the end of the lockout at the training facility near Power Balance Pavilion on Dec. 10, 2011. José Luis Villegas, Sacramento Bee.

We're here to feed your fix for Sacramento Kings news. Each day, we'll highlight news, features and analysis from around the Web.

Bee coverage:

More links:


  • Jonathan Santiago (@itsJONsantiago) and James Ham (@James_Ham), of TrueHoop Network affiliate Cowbell Kingdom, spoke to Dr. Steven Nissen of the Cleveland Clinic on Hayes' heart evaluation in the Cowbell Kingdom Podcast.
  • "There is still a lot of work to be done, but a lot of great progress has been made already," writes Greg Wissinger (@gwiss) in his season preview on SB Nation affiliate Sactown Royalty.
  • "The Kings won't be good this year, but they'll produce a lot of fun games," writes Kelly Dwyer (@KDonhoops) in his season preview on the Ball Don't Lie blog on Yahoo! Sports.
  • Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) ranks the Kings No. 24 in the NBA Basketball Power Rankings on ESPN.

Video:

• Hayes spoke to Sean Cunningham (@News10Sean) of News10 on Friday night at the Sacramento International Airport.

• Ben Sosenko (@BenSosenkoCBS13) of CBS 13 spoke to Modesto Christian High School coach Gary Porter about the return of Hayes.

• Ham captured Jimmer Fredette's response to Rick Reilly's (@ReillyRick) column for ESPN.

Tweets of the day:

If you see a Sacramento Kings-related story or blog post that we should feature, e-mail me at nmiller@sacbee.com or send me reply on Twitter at @journalistnate.

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