Skip to main content
Advertising

Originally published July 3, 2012 at 6:22 PM | Page modified July 3, 2012 at 7:03 PM

  • Share:
           
  • Comments (26)
  • Print

Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's "Plan B" to build downtown arena is dead | NBA

Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's "Plan B" to build a downtown arena is dead.

Most Popular Comments
Hide / Show comments
What a bunch of ignorant posts. And Clew aren't you full of stereotypes. Myself and t... MORE
Kevin Johnson and the city of Sacramento deserve way better than they're getting. That ... MORE
its getting closer and closer to our new arena is built to hold our new team coming to... MORE

advertising

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson's "Plan B" to build a downtown arena is dead.

Johnson said Tuesday the city and arena operator AEG have concluded the financial model is not viable without an anchor sports tenant.

Joe, Gavin and George Maloof, owners of the Sacramento Kings, pulled out of a plan to help finance an arena earlier this year, saying it didn't make financial sense for the NBA franchise. The Maloofs have said they intend to keep the team in Sacramento.

Chris Hansen, an investment-fund manager based in San Francisco, is leading an effort to build a multipurpose arena in Seattle's Sodo neighborhood. The Kings have been mentioned in speculation about NBA franchises that might relocate to Seattle.

Career Center Blog

Career Center Blog

How to talk yourself into a job


Advertising