As the season approaches, more and more sources speculate that Devin Carter might be on his way out of Sacramento. This is incredibly disappointing, as the Carter pick was praised as a great value on draft night.
The Sacramento Kings had a busy 2025 offseason with plenty of trade rumors circulating, although they ultimately played it safe on the trade market. There
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
It has been an absolute whirlwind of a week for the Sacramento Kings, and it’s only Thursday. First, the Kings picked up Devin Carter’s third-year team option on Tuesday, which keeps him under team control for the next two years.
The Sacramento Kings got an early start by making a call on Devin Carter’s contract. According to HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto, Carter will be informed that his team option will be picked up by the Kings.
Russell Westbrook and the Sacramento Kings enter the 2025-26 NBA season facing uncertain futures. For the Kings, forward Keegan Murray suffered a UCL injury in his thumb during his preseason debut, leaving a significant gap in a roster looking to stay competitive in a tough Western Conference.
Jason Kidd isn’t going anywhere. The Mavericks announced a multiyear contract extension for their head coach, as first reported by Marc Stein of The Stein Line.
The Kings have exercised their third-year option on guard Devin Carter, according to a team press release. Carter’s third-year salary will carry a cap hit of $5,158,080.
One of the biggest talking points for the Sacramento Kings this offseason has been around their glut of guards. Between newly signed Dennis Schröder, Zach LaVine, Keon Ellis, and Malik Monk, the Kings have four players who could start for teams around the league.
While many around the NBA expected the Sacramento Kings to begin a rebuild after trading De’Aaron Fox and missing the playoffs last season, they have instead elected to keep their core together and chase a playoff spot this season in the loaded western Conference.
The Sacramento Kings could trade Devin Carter to open up a spot for Russell Westbrook, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line. The Kings are the only team interested in Westbrook, who played for the Denver Nuggets last season.
Devin Carter, Keyonte George, Scoot Henderson and Yves Missi are considered “NBA players who already need a trade.” NBA writer Zach Buckley of Bleacher Report thinks Carter, George, Henderson and Missi need new homes.
The Phoenix Suns are in need of a trade in the backcourt to give them something to build around for the future. Bleacher Report writer Zach Buckley thinks Sacramento Kings guard Devin Carter could be traded sometime soon.
The Sacramento Kings have had a 2025 NBA offseason filled with different rumors, whether it be about their interest in free agent Russell Westbrook or a potential sign-and-trade for Jonathan Kuminga.
Devin Carter was taken 13th overall by the Sacramento Kings after an incredible year at Providence. Carter averaged nearly 20 points per game while shooting close to 38% from deep before declaring for the NBA Draft. There weren’t many who didn’t believe that Carter would be a solid NBA player, but the pick wasn’t a slam dunk for the Kings.
The Sacramento Kings have made multiple additions to their roster this offseason as they look to make a run at a playoff spot in the loaded Western Conference next season.
The Charlotte Hornets won the 2025 Summer League, and Kon Knueppel won the MVP award. But this year’s tournament was special to someone else. Devin Carter‘s Summer League was his first after missing the early part of his rookie season.
Summer League is off to about as great a start as can be for the Sacramento Kings. Devin Carter may have had a rough game one, but he's bounced back in each of the last two games to put up strong performances.
The Sacramento Kings were active at the trade deadline, which has come and gone. In a deadline headlined by a generational talent being moved, the Kings got in the action by moving a star guard themselves.
Devin Carter’s NBA journey began with high expectations. The Sacramento Kings selected him with the 13th pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, envisioning him as a key connective piece.
As the Sacramento Kings entered Friday night’s matchup against the Memphis Grizzlies, all eyes were on the much-anticipated NBA debut of their promising rookie, Devin Carter.
He was the 13th overall pick in the 2024 draft after enjoying a big junior year last season at Providence, where he averaged 19.7 points, 8.7 rebounds, 3.6 assists and 1.8 steals in 35.3 minutes per game across 33 outings (all starts).
Before Devin Carter underwent left shoulder surgery this past July to repair a torn labrum, the 22-year-old starred at Providence College. Averaging a near double-double in his final collegiate season, Carter would ultimately be named Big East Player of the Year and be selected 13th overall by the Sacramento Kings in the 2024 NBA Draft.
The Sacramento Kings made a huge splash during the NBA offseason by signing former All-Star DeMar DeRozan, adding to their already impressive warchest of highly functional offensive players.
Sacramento rookie guard Devin Carter will miss at least six months after undergoing left shoulder surgery to repair a torn labrum, the Kings announced on Thursday.