“Where do the Sacramento Kings go from here?” you ask. On Wednesday night, Sacramento dropped a 120-106 decision to the Dallas Mavericks at the Golden 1 Center, despite welcoming the visiting Mavericks by playing the “My Little Pony” theme song and horse neighs. Humor-turned-agony aside, Zach LaVine’s 20 points (8-of-19 from the field and 4-of-10 from downtown), 3 rebounds, and 9 assists across 44 minutes served as a bright spot. Read on for the latest on the Kings’ General Manager (GM) position. Just hours after Wednesday night’s game, the Sacramento Kings parted ways with GM Monte McNair. McNair reportedly mutually agreed with the Kings following a disappointing 120- 106 loss to the Dallas Mavericks in a Play-In Tournament game. McNair’s departure arguably marked a significant change in the Kings’ franchise. The Kings initially hired McNair in 2020 to assemble a team that would end a playoff drought. McNair ultimately helped the Kings end a 16-season playoff drought in 2023. The 2022-23 Kings went 48-34 an