Beno Udrih

In many ways Its Been A Hard Knock Life the last few seasons for Sacramento Kings point guard Beno Udrih in his quest to succeed in the NBA. Udrih played his first two years as a reserve for the San Antonio Spurs and then they would trade him during the Summer of 2007 to the Minnesota Timberwolves. The T-Wolves who may be in the top three in the Association for making blunders promptly released him and he was brought on board with the Kings. Giving Minnesota another thing to add to their list...Read Full Story

Sacramento Kings Move Tracker Signed Chuck Hayes (Rockets) to a four-year, $21.3 million deal, claimed Travis Outlaw (amnestied) off waivers from New Jersey. Re-signed Marcus Thornton to a five-year deal, worth $40 million. Acquired John Salmons (Bucks), J.J. Hickson (Cavaliers). Traded Omri Casspi to Cleveland, Beno Udrih to Milwaukee. Samuel Dalembert is still currently a free agent. Lost Marquis Daniels (Celtics). Did not re-sign Darnell Jackson, Pooh Jeter. Proposed offer to free agent...Read Full Story

Salmons Returns To Sacramento The Kings are early winners in the NBA Draft. By getting rid of Beno Udrih’s bad contract, the team has obtained the services of John Salmons.  And all they had to do, was move down three spots in the first round; from No. 7 to No. 10 – where they will likely get “their” player anyways.  A win-win scenario, in a situation where GM Geoff Petrie looks like an absolute genius. According to sources, the Milwaukee Bucks have acquired swingman Stephen Jackson from the...Read Full Story

Milwaukee Receives A Solid Scorer The Bucks have picked up a wing who can fill it up in a hurry. Adding intensity and buckets, the team has moved down in the draft to acquire a strong veteran presence. According to sources, the Milwaukee Bucks have acquired swingman Stephen Jackson from the Bobcats for their first round pick (No. 10), while Sacramento receives John Salmons, switching the pick they received in the trade through Milwaukee with Charlotte. Milwaukee also receives guards Shaun...Read Full Story

Carl Landry scored 24 points and Beno Udrih had 20 points and a career-high 17 assists, leading the short-handed Sacramento Kings to a 102-89 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers on Sunday.Tyreke Evans, the Kings' rookie point guard and leading scorer, missed his sixth game of the season because of a mild concussion, a bruised jaw, lacerated gums and chipped teeth. The injuries were the result of an inadvertent elbow he took on Friday night from Milwaukee's Ersan Ilyasova while they were...Read Full Story