DeMar DeRozan might be getting the call from the Motor City. The Detroit Pistons are evaluating the possibility of signing the veteran scorer DeRozan in free agency, longtime NBA writer Marc Stein reported to Substack this week.
With Summer League officially in the rearview , the Sacramento Kings will look ahead to what should be an interesting regular season as they continue their rebuild.
After leaving the comfort of Sacramento and Golden 1 Center, the Sacramento Kings headed to Las Vegas for Summer League. Whether it was the nightlife, the heat, or just an overmatched roster, the Kings could never really get it going in Vegas.
The Sacramento Kings finish up their Summer League slate with an afternoon contest against the Charlotte Hornets, and it looks like they are going to turn to the young guys in the finale.
Earlier this month, the Sacramento Kings waived DeMar DeRozan, their key acquisition in a 2024 offseason that marked the beginning of the end of the most successful stint of Kings basketball in several decades.
At the end of the game or in other big moments, it's usually the team's stars who have the ball. Sometimes, though, it's the role players who get the chance to shine and deliver.
It appears that the Sacramento Kings’ first-round pick will not be seeing any more action in the 2026 NBA Summer League. Darius Acuff Jr., the former Arkansas Razorbacks star, is reportedly done for the remainder of the Summer League, according to NBA insider Mark Haynes.
The Sacramento Kings are nearing the end of Summer League as the Las Vegas games wrap up this weekend. And with the end of the exhibition season comes even more questions as the regular season approaches.
The Sacramento Kings may have finally found their point guard of the future by selecting Darius Acuff Jr. The organization drafted him seventh overall in the highly touted 2026 NBA Draft.
Like many teams, the Sacramento Kings appear to be shutting down their star rookie, Darius Acuff Jr, for the rest of Summer League, according to Sacramento Observer's Mark Haynes.
The Sacramento Kings lost their third straight Summer League game last night to the Boston Celtics, but arguably the most important player on the court for them had his best performance to date.
With the Boston Celtics expected to try to make up for the loss of Jaylen Brown by committee, the door is open for young players to earn more of an opportunity than they were initially expecting.
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.
Kawhi Leonard might not be the only player having a reunion up north this summer. Free agent forward DeMar DeRozan would “welcome” a return to the Toronto Raptors under the right circumstances, Doug Smith of the Toronto Star reported on Tuesday.
Russell Westbrook has a potential landing spot in NBA free agency, but like a number of other moves, it is contingent on what LeBron James does. The Miami Heat have been named as a potential landing spot for Westbrook, according to Stefan Bondy of the New York Post.
DaQuan Jeffries has signed with EuroLeague newcomer Besiktas, Eurohoops relays. The announcement was made in a press release from the Turkish club. Jeffries played in the Kings’ organization last season.
The Sacramento Kings have entered a new era after selecting Darius Acuff Jr. with the No. 7 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft. However, the roster still needs some work, and it’s not entirely clear when this franchise could even compete for a playoff spot.
Sacramento Kings guard Darius Acuff Jr. impressed in the California Classic as they went undefeated in three games. It was the perfect start for the young rookie, and he looked to carry the momentum to the NBA Summer League.