Kings unveil new City Edition uniforms, mascot for 2024-25 NBA season originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area The Kings on Thursday revealed some stylish new jerseys for the 2024-2025 NBA season.

The Kings introduced Roy Al on Thursday when they unveiled their new City Edition uniform, saying the uniform and the new mascot were an homage to the franchise’s past as the Cincinnati Royals ...

The Kings unveiled their new "City Edition" uniforms today designed after their days as the Cincinnati Royals from 1957-1972. They come with a new mascot named Roy Al. They'll wear the uniforms ...

The Cincinnati Royals went on to pick all-time great Oscar Robertson in the 1960 NBA draft. The point guard out of the University of Cincinnati led the Royals for a decade, becoming the 1961 ...

The Sacramento Kings unveiled their new blue-and-red City Edition jerseys on Thursday, a uniform set that pays tribute to the franchise's 15-year run as the Cincinnati Royals from 1957 to '72.

The Cincinnati Royals went on to pick all-time great Oscar Robertson in the 1960 NBA draft. The point guard out of the University of Cincinnati led the Royals for a decade, becoming the 1961 ...

The new mascot is based on a figure from the franchise's past incarnation as the Cincinnati Royals, which ended when the team moved to Kansas City in 1972 and became the Kings. He's based on a ...

The jerseys will celebrate the historic Cincinnati Royals era, featuring a return of the royal blue with striping inspired by warm-up jackets worn by the team in the late 1960s.

The Cincinnati Royals were a team that existed between 1957 and 1972, in the early years of the NBA, which was founded in 1949. The franchise still lives on today in the Sacramento Kings.