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The '''Sacramento Kings''' are a professional [[basketball]] team based in [[Sacramento]], [[California]].

The '''Sacramento Kings''' are a professional [[basketball]] team based in [[Sacramento]], [[California]].

The team started as a semi-professional team in [[Rochester, New York]] (the Rochester Seagrams) in 1932, before joining the National Basketball League (a predecessor to the NBA) in 1945 as the Rochester Royals.  They won the league championship in 1945-46, the franchise's only title (of teams that have one at least one professional title in the four major sports, the Kings have the longest drought between their title and the current day).

The team started as a semi-professional team in [[Rochester, New York]] (the Rochester Seagrams) in 1932, changing names several times before joining the National Basketball League (a predecessor to the NBA) in 1945 as the Rochester Royals.  They won the league championship in 1945-46, the franchise's only title (of teams that have one at least one professional title in the four major sports, the Kings have the longest drought between their title and the current day).

The team would relocate several times: first to [[Cincinnati]] in 1957 as the Cincinnati Royals, then again in 1972 to the Midwest, naming themselves the Kansas City-Omaha Kings and splitting home games between the two cities (eventually ending the Omaha portion of the games in 1977 and renaming themselves simply as the Kansas City Kings), before finally relocating to Sacramento in 1985.

The team would relocate several times: first to [[Cincinnati]] in 1957 as the Cincinnati Royals, then again in 1972 to the Midwest, naming themselves the Kansas City-Omaha Kings and splitting home games between the two cities (eventually ending the Omaha portion of the games in 1977 and renaming themselves simply as the Kansas City Kings), before finally relocating to Sacramento in 1985.