Sacramento Kings release 2023-24 preseason schedule

Now that we are less than two months away from the start of NBA training camps, preseason schedules are being released across the league.

The Sacramento Kings released its preseason schedule for the 2023-24 season on Thursday, giving fans a date to look forward to as the return of basketball nears.

Preseason basketball will begin on October 8th when the Kings travel across the border to Vancouver, Canada for a matchup against the Toronto Raptors.

Following the trip to Canada, Sacramento will face the Los Angeles Lakers in Anaheim before finally returning home.

Sacramento will play two games against the Golden State Warriors–the team that they fell short to during a seven-game NBA Playoff series in April– during the preseason. The Kings will face the Warriors at Golden 1 Center on Sunday, October 15th, and once at Chase Center on Wednesday, October 18th.

Here’s the full Sacramento Kings preseason schedule for 2023-24:

Sacramento Kings Announce Preseason Schedule

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Sunday, October 8 –  vs. Toronto Raptors (5 pm PST) – Rogers Arena (Vancouver, BC)

Wednesday, October 11 –  vs. LA Lakers (7 pm PST) – Honda Center (Anaheim, CA)

Sunday, October 15 – vs.  Golden State Warriors (6 pm PST) – Golden 1 Center

Wednesday, October 18 –  vs. Golden State Warriors (7 pm PST) – Chase Center (San Francisco, CA)

Thursday, October 19 –  vs. Utah Jazz (7 pm PST) – Golden 1 Center

Sacramento Kings Offseason Schedule

• August TBD – 2023-24 NBA regular season schedule release
• September TBD – Sacramento Kings training camp begins
• Sunday, October 8th – Sacramento Kings @ Toronto Raptors – 5 PM PST (Preseason opener)
• October TBD – NBA regular season begins

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