Domantas Sabonis could become a central figure in the NBA offseason if the Sacramento Kings decide to rebuild after a 22-60 season.
Three years after ending their historic playoff drought, the Kings have drifted back toward the bottom of the league with a roster that no longer fits one clear direction.
Now, with expensive veterans still on the books, Sacramento has to decide whether to attempt another quick fix or finally embrace a real reset.
According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, league executives expect Sacramento to listen to offers for Sabonis this summer.
“The Kings’ former All-Star center is another name, behind Antetokounmpo and Memphis’ Ja Morant, that league executives are projecting to be made available once again as part of this summer’s trade landscape. Sacramento is known to be looking to shed some significant salary if it can this offseason and seems likely to field more interest in Sabonis than other veterans.”
Three years after ending their historic playoff drought, the Kings have drifted back toward the bottom of the league with a roster that no longer fits one clear direction.
Now, with expensive veterans still on the books, Sacramento has to decide whether to attempt another quick fix or finally embrace a real reset.
According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, league executives expect Sacramento to listen to offers for Sabonis this summer.
“The Kings’ former All-Star center is another name, behind Antetokounmpo and Memphis’ Ja Morant, that league executives are projecting to be made available once again as part of this summer’s trade landscape. Sacramento is known to be looking to shed some significant salary if it can this offseason and seems likely to field more interest in Sabonis than other veterans.”
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