The Sacramento Kings’ offseason got off to a strong start when they traded a protected first round pick for the 24th pick in this year's draft. The Kings used the 24th pick to select Nique Clifford ...

But even with the two deals that haven't come to fruition, NBA Insider Jake Fischer from The Stein Line believes the Kings will find a new home for Monk this offseason. On his latest NBA Insider ...

It's a good sign that Fischer, who has been locked in all off-season to the behind-the-scenes news of the NBA, thinks Monk will be moved. I still believe that Monk is a great player, and I'm happy ...

Malik Monk has been named the most likely player to be traded this offseason, but will Scott Perry be able to find a deal with his trade value being lower than ...

The Kings’ most notable move thus far was agreeing to a deal with Dennis Schroder for three years and $45 million. Of course, the Kings’ cap situation required them to make some other moves to ...

The Sacramento Kings have made some interesting moves this offseason, but their plan could come crashing down. Over the past few days, the Kings have looked to make some deals that push them back ...

What they’ve done so far, what’s next, how their salary cap numbers look, which players might go and what they need to get past the postseason’s first round.

Other than Kuminga and Westbrook, there are little to no rumors surrounding the Kings, which makes it feel like it's Kuminga or bust in terms of bringing in a star-level player. To be clear ...

The Kings have Anderson, their steady shutdown defender, locked down for six more seasons at a team-friendly $4.125 million cap hit. The 26-year-old is about as rock-solid as it gets when it comes ...

The Sacramento Kings, who moved into the No. 24 spot via trade with Oklahoma City to take 23-year-old swingman Nique Clifford in the NBA Draft on Wednesday, still need a point guard — badly. If ...

What they’ve done so far, what’s next, how their salary cap numbers look, which players might go and what they need to get past the postseason’s first round.

The Sacramento Kings are reportedly keeping Keegan Murray and Keon Ellis "off limits" in sign-and-trade talks for Golden ...