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n ew rx plumbing dot com well the Sacramento kings and what basically was a scrimmage

last night against the Phoenix Suns won their

30th game of the season. Their season is now over. 30 wins also means you had

52 losses. What does that mean? It means another failed season for the Sacramento Kings,

another year of futility, another year of being one of the worst franchises in professional sports.

There's only one word and that word is embarrassing.

Then yesterday in the Sacramento B, Jason Anderson wrote a column and it was not very kind

to King's owner of Vivek Rana Divva, I want to read one paragraph from what

Jason wrote.

All right?

The source described a toxic work environment in which people don't trust each other and they are thirsty to get any advantage or any promotion

they can.

He borrowed a line from former Kingsford-Rudigay saying, quote, it's basketball, hell. I would concur with that. It is basketball hell. It is a

toxic work environment. Here's the bottom line. Just about everyone within the

organization really has no respect for Rana d'Ive.

And the reason is they all understand that he has no idea what he is doing as an owner of a professional sports franchise.

He does metal.

He is a very difficult individual to convince, to do things differently.

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