With training camp approaching, the Sacramento Kings might already have their roster for the 2026-27 season figured out. After signing Ben Simmons to a
The Sacramento Kings' offseason may be over after the Elfrid Payton signing , but that doesn't mean their work on the rebuild is anywhere near done, with a large 2027 offseason looming.
The Sacramento Kings have not done anything to significantly shake up the roster this offseason, but next year, things could get hectic. With two-time All-Star Zach LaVine opting into his $49 million player option for 2026-27, this should be the last season the Kings have to deal with the lucratively paid guard.
The Bucks have signed center Jake Stephens, the team announced in a press release. Details of the deal weren’t specified, but it figures to be a non-guaranteed training camp that includes Exhibit 10 language.
The Kings kept Doug Christie after a 22-60 season. That does not necessarily mean they intend to keep him after another one. Logan Struck of Kings on SI raised the question of what Christie must accomplish to remain Sacramento’s coach beyond 2026-27.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
The Sacramento Kings may be playing the long game this offseason, as they now not only await the contracts of Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, and Malik Monk to lose another year or expire, but also you can throw in the possibility of Jalen Duren signing with the Kings next offseason in the mix of things to look forward to as well.
The 2026 offseason has been a crazy one across the NBA, with a handful of big-name stars getting traded. Despite an initial expectation of making similar changes, the Sacramento Kings have stood pat this summer.
The Kings are adding another veteran guard who can pass, defend and rebound. Shooting? Well, no roster is perfect. Free agent point guard Elfrid Payton has agreed to join Sacramento and will compete for a regular-season roster spot, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The Sacramento Kings must’ve had a goal in the offseason of making major changes to their guard room, and it looks like they’ve accomplished. It also seems like they didn’t want any kind of guards, but they wanted all lottery-pick guards.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Free agent point guard Elfrid Payton has agreed to sign with the Kings, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype (Twitter link), who reports that Payton will compete to earn a regular season roster spot in Sacramento.
The Sacramento Kings were so bad last season that it's genuinely hard to look at the stats and have any major takeaways. In the midst of a 22-win season, the Kings were, unsurprisingly, at the bottom of many of the stats in the league as they struggled on both offense and defense.
While it certainly hasn't been the most loved move of the NBA offseason, the Sacramento Kings made a smart decision by signing former three-time All-Star Ben Simmons to a veteran minimum contract.
Ben Simmons has returned to the NBA after sitting out an entire season and signed a one-year, $3.5 million deal with the Sacramento Kings this summer. Scott Perry, the Kings’ general manager, recently spoke with Kirsten Moran-Keller of Fox40 News and shared what excites him most about Ben Simmons’ return.
If you’re looking for news on Jalen Duren, Jonathan Kuminga, or Ben Simmons All-Star takes, you should be able to get your fill elsewhere because today we’re going to take a little break and get into the Sacramento Kings’ coaching staff.
In a press release on Monday, the Kings announced several changes to their coaching and basketball operations staffs for the 2026/27. Veteran NBA assistant Brendan Suhr is a new assistant coach on Doug Christie’s staff.
The Sacramento Kings made an interesting roster move this offseason with the signing of former All-Star Ben Simmons, a move that will surely be under plenty of scrutiny this year.
There are plenty of question marks surrounding the Sacramento Kings ahead of the 2026-27 season. With training camp only about two weeks away, we should get more clarity about how the Kings will look this season, but we can go ahead and set some daring expectations.
Sacramento Kings guard Ben Simmons has arrived at his new home. Ahead of Simmons’ 2026-27 comeback season with the Kings, he posted a picture of himself with an absurd mountain of luggage that’s gone viral online.
The Sacramento Kings have had a timid 2026 offseason, but they made one recent signing that has stirred plenty of conversations around the NBA: Ben Simmons.
The Kings aren’t entering this season with particularly high expectations. One NBA scout saw no reason to dress it up. “Yeah, they’re going to be bad.” That was the scout’s assessment in Sports Illustrated’s 2026-27 season preview.
Domantas Sabonis might be in line for a return to the Eastern Conference. The Charlote Hornets could be in the mix to trade for the Sacramento Kings big man Sabonis, Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer reported on Tuesday.