3 Remaining Free Agents the Sacramento Kings Could Target This Offseason originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Sacramento Kings have had an interesting offseason thus far as they have chosen to upgrade their roster and try to compete for a playoff spot next season instead of beginning a rebuild.

The Sacramento Kings made a strong move by hiring Scott Perry to be their new general manager, and it is no secret that he has been looking to change things up.

The Sacramento Kings’ starting backcourt is presumably set, with recently acquired Dennis Schröder and Zach LaVine expected to be paired together. Despite Malik Monk still being on the roster, the Kings are reportedly looking to upgrade their depth at point guard with another veteran.

The Sacramento Kings will advance to the Summer League Championship game on Sunday after their win against the Toronto Raptors.

The Sacramento Kings and New York Knicks have both been very active this summer, making coaching changes and new additions to their backcourts. Now, both teams are reportedly

Ben Simmons may have another NBA opportunity on the horizon, with the Sacramento Kings and New York Knicks emerging as the most likely suitors for the former All-Star, according to insider Jake Fischer.

The Sacramento Kings were named among the NBA teams that got worse this offseason as their long-term plan remains unclear.