Kings Primary Logo

The Sacramento Kings have had a long and storied history, with their primary logo changing over the years. The first logo for the team was introduced in 1985 when they were known as the Kansas City Kings. It featured a regal crown with an interlocking “KC” inside of it to signify their home city at that time. This logo was used until 1988 when they relocated to Sacramento and changed their name accordingly.

For this new chapter in the franchise's history, a new primary logo was unveiled featuring two horses rearing up on either side of an old-fashioned basketball hoop set against a royal blue background with white trimming around it all symbolizing strength and power within basketball culture large. This design would remain unchanged until 1994 when minor adjustments were made such as adding more detail into both horse designs including manes flowing down from each one while also making them look more realistic than before by giving them four legs instead of just two like in its predecessor version; however, these changes did not drastically alter its overall appearance so much that it could be considered unrecognizable compared what came before or after which makes sense given how beloved this particular image became among fans during those years!

The most recent iteration of this classic emblem occurred back in 2015 when some slight color alterations took place alongside additional details being added onto both horses once again - specifically veins running through each one’s body along with facial features being included too; yet despite these small modifications (which still kept true to its core aesthetic) there is no denying how iconic this particular emblem has become over time due largely thanks towards remaining consistent throughout various eras while also representing something larger than itself: namely, pride & passion associated not only within any given game but life itself!