2008–09 Sacramento Kings season
Game Date Team Score High points High rebounds High assists Location Attendance Record
62 March 3 Indiana L 109-117 Kevin Martin ( 21 ) Spencer Hawes , Jason Thompson , Andrés Nocioni ( 7 ) Bobby Jackson ( 5 ) ARCO Arena 10,748 13-49
63 March 8 Denver W 114-106 Kevin Martin ( 26 ) Spencer Hawes , Bobby Jackson ( 8 ) Kevin Martin ( 8 ) ARCO Arena 12,678 14-49
64 March 10 Oklahoma City L 98-99 Spencer Hawes ( 20 ) Spencer Hawes ( 10 ) Bobby Jackson ( 6 ) ARCO Arena 10,784 14-50
65 March 13 Cleveland L 123-126 ( OT ) Kevin Martin ( 34 ) Andrés Nocioni ( 9 ) Spencer Hawes ( 4 ) ARCO Arena 16,317 14-51
66 March 15 @ Washington L 104-106 Kevin Martin ( 24 ) Jason Thompson ( 14 ) Beno Udrih ( 7 ) Verizon Center 15,108 14-52
67 March 17 @ Atlanta L 97-119 Kevin Martin ( 31 ) Jason Thompson ( 8 ) Beno Udrih ( 6 ) Philips Arena 14,226 14-53
68 March 18 @ Charlotte L 88-104 Rashad McCants ( 30 ) Jason Thompson ( 11 ) Beno Udrih ( 6 ) Time Warner Cable Arena 13,594 14-54
69 March 20 @ New York W 121-94 Kevin Martin ( 30 ) Spencer Hawes ( 13 ) Beno Udrih ( 7 ) Madison Square Garden 19,763 15-54
70 March 22 Philadelphia L 100-112 Francisco García ( 24 ) Jason Thompson ( 13 ) Spencer Hawes ( 9 ) ARCO Arena 12,943 15-55
71 March 27 Memphis L 95-113 Kevin Martin ( 31 ) Jason Thompson ( 8 ) Beno Udrih ( 5 ) ARCO Arena 12,987 15-56
72 March 29 Phoenix W 126-118 Jason Thompson ( 21 ) Spencer Hawes ( 10 ) Beno Udrih ( 7 ) ARCO Arena 13,623 16-56
73 March 31 New Orleans L 110-111 Andrés Nocioni ( 23 ) Beno Udrih ( 7 ) Beno Udrih ( 6 ) ARCO Arena 17,317 16-57
The 2008-09 Sacramento Kings season is the 64th season of the franchise, 60th in the National Basketball Association (NBA), 24th in Sacramento. The Kings finished with a franchise-worst 17-65 record. On December 15, 2008, ten days before Christmas, the Kings fired their head coach Reggie Theus and their assistant coach Chuck Person after a 6-18 start and replaced by Kenny Natt on the interim basis for the rest of the season. Following the season, Natt and their four assistant coaches Rex Kalamian, Randy Brown, Bubba Burrage, and Jason Hamm were fired on April 24, 2009, nine days after the regular season concluded and replaced by former Phoenix Suns head coach Paul Westphal on June 9, 2009.