Here is a frame by frame of Gilbert Arenas getting his pocket picked. The reason I say "(non)steal" is because Tyreke was not actually credited for a steal on the play.

Mike Yam and Tim Legler claim they and their camera crew could take the Kings. If I am Coach Westphal, I am using these clips as motivation during practice.

Omri Casspi single-handedly might be changing the goals of young basketball players in Israel. 'When I was young, I dreamed to play with Maccabi, the biggest club in Israel,' Casspi said. 'Now the kids can dream about playing in the NBA, because we've got somebody over there.' That man is Casspi, who last month, after playing for Maccabi Tel Aviv, became the first player from Israel taken in the first round of the NBA draft, at No. 23. The 6-9 Sacramento Kings forward could become the first Israeli to play in the NBA this fall. Just about everything is a first these days for Casspi. Until he made his debut for the Kings on Friday in the NBA Summer League, no Israeli had gotten even that close to the league. 'It's not pressure on me, but there's a lot of expectations going on,' Casspi said. 'My country is on my back.'"

I suspect a King's fan is behind this.

Rick Pitino has emerged as a candidate for the Sacramento Kings’ coaching job, multiple sources told Yahoo! Sports.

Pitino has communicated his interest in a possible NBA return to Kings ownership, sources say, and one league official describes the Maloof family as "intrigued."

I can't get enough of reading about this trade even if everyone seems to be echoing eachother. I find myself just as excited for Houston as I am for the Kings.

By Steve Carp, Las Vegas Review-Journal