The Sacramento Kings say that all players are available for tomorrow’s preseason opener vs. Toronto.

We’re entering the final weekend before things really ramp up for the Kings and NBA. Media Day on Monday. Training Camp starts Tuesday. First preseason game is on Oct. 8. Season opener (Oct. 22) is less than one month away. Kings basketball is near 👀

Remaining members of the ‘22-23 Kings “Beam Team” season: Keon Ellis Domantas Sabonis Malik Monk Keegan Murray Terence Davis* *non-guaranteed deal

Media Day and training camp are quickly approaching for the Sacramento Kings, and they have an... interesting look at the moment. Where things stand with the current roster and rotation with the end of the offseason in sight: sactownsports.com/58103/sacram...

The Kings might not have a Christmas Day game, but there will be plenty of basketball played at G1C leading into the holidays. 12/20 vs. POR 12/21 vs. HOU 12/23 vs. DET 12/27 vs. DAL

The Kings continue to be linked to Russell Westbrook, even though they have a logjam at the guard spots. Schroder - Westbrook - Carter LaVine - Monk- Ellis Something has to give if this signing happens.

79 more days until Sacramento Kings basketball returns 🗓️

The Sacramento Kings have advanced to the NBA Summer League Championship, where they’ll play the winner of OKC/Hornets on Sunday night at 7 pm PT. Sacramento is looking to become the first team to secure three NBA Summer League titles.

Nique Clifford's ability to self-create has really been impressive in Summer League, but he's also finding his open teammates as well. He's up to 12 points and 6 assists (0 turnovers) over 22 minutes today.

Kings' 24th overall pick Nique Clifford through three Summer League games: 18.3 PTS 6.3 REB 3.7 AST 2.0 STL 60% FG 70% 3PT 25.6 MIN

Devin Carter made a statement tonight. 30 PTS 8 REB 3 AST 3 STL 10/13 FG 3/4 3PT 29 MIN

Maxime Raynaud is once again the loudest player on the floor. He emphasized the importance of communication following Thursday's game, and he's been directing traffic tonight. Have to wonder how loud it will be to hear him and Domantas Sabonis on the floor at the same time.

Sacramento led by 18 points after the first, but Chicago outscored them by 14 points in the second quarter to make this a four-point ballgame at the break. Carter: 21 PTS | 4/5 3PT | 3 STL Raynaud: 9 PTS | 2 REB Clifford: 6 PTS | 6 REB | 4 AST

Devin Carter on Thursday: 8 PTS | 2/14 FG | 0/4 3PT Devin Carter in the 1Q tonight: 13 PTS | 4/4 FG | 3/3 3PT

Quick start for Devin Carter, who is letting it fly early from the perimeter and is active on the defensive end. 8 PTS | 2 REB | 2 STL | 3/3 FG | 2/2 3PT | 4 MIN

“It’s on me. I have to come out from the jump and be better." Nique Clifford overcame a slow start and took over late, while Maxime Raynaud set the tone early in the first showing of the summer for Sacramento: sactownsports.com/56870/sacram...

Kings win their Summer League opener. Maxime Raynaud was impressive. Touch around the basket and ability to space the floor will be fun to watch. Nique Clifford shook off a rough start to finish with 17 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals.

Reigning NBA G League Finals MVP Mason Jones has picked up where he left off. Doing a bit of everything. 14 PTS | 4 REB | 5 AST | 2 STL | 5/10 FG | 28 MIN

Back-to-back impressive dishes from Maxime Raynaud, followed by another score in the paint. Dominant start for the 42nd pick. 13 PTS | 2 REB | 2 AST | 5/5 FG | 1/1 3PT | 7 MIN

Maxime Raynaud has shown some physicality early, and it's already translated into second-chance and fast-break opportunities. 6 PTS | 2 REB | 1 STL | 3/3 FG | 3 MIN

Kings starters vs. Orlando: Mason Jones Devin Carter Nique Clifford Isaac Jones Maxime Raynaud

Looking forward to getting out to NBA Summer League tomorrow ✈️ Here's what I'll be watching for as the Sacramento Kings begin play in Las Vegas: sactownsports.com/56815/las-ve...

"It's not the finish line. This is just the start." - Maxime Raynaud on achieving his NBA dream and being drafted by the Kings

Maxime Raynuad says that he crossed paths with Nique Clifford during the pre-draft process and that the two had a 45-minute conversation following a workout. Now, the two are teammates in Sacramento.

Kings GM Scott Perry confirms both Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud will play in Las Vegas Summer League.

"He can play multiple positions... We really believe he'll be able to matchup anywhere on the perimeter from a defensive standpoint." - Kings GM on Nique Clifford

Jonathan Kuminga comes with risk, but IMO, he fits the bill of the type of player Sacramento should be taking a chance on. Only 22. Athletic. 6’8 forward. The shot needs work, and I wonder what a potential contract would look like, but a swing worth taking for the Kings.

One thing about Dennis Schroder is that he’s been available night in and night out during his career. He’s appeared in 60+ games in 11 of his 12 NBA seasons, including 75+ in 6 seasons. On-court results matter most, but the Kings appear to have found stability at PG.

Two thoughts on the Jonas Valanciunas trade: 1. Sacramento is creating cap flexibility for something... but what? 2. This speaks to how high they must be on Maxime Raynaud, unless a backup big is on the way. What is Scott Perry cooking?

Losing Jake LaRavia definitely stings for Sacramento. Seemed like he enjoyed his time here and playing for Doug Christie. The Kings' need for a backup forward grows. Trey Lyles is also a free agent.

Here's how the Sacramento Kings roster looks on the eve of free agency: Keon Ellis Zach LaVine DeMar DeRozan Keegan Murray Domantas Sabonis Malik Monk Devin Carter Jonas Valanciunas Terence Davis Isaac Jones Nique Clifford Maxime Raynaud TW: Dylan Cardwell 3 open roster spots 2 open 2-way spots

Extending Keon Ellis feels like the right move for several reasons, but this is also a new Kings front office entering its first offseason of work without any attachments to players on the roster. Still, have to hope this doesn't sting down the line in Kangz fashion.

New Kings center Maxime Raynaud on NBA mock drafts: NBC: 22nd Yahoo!: 24th ESPN: 28th Bleacher Report: 28th Tankathon: 28th HoopsHype: 29th USA Today: 29th CBS: 30th Sacramento gets him at 42nd.

Sacramento has another log-jam of guards--but this offseason, it's at the SG spot. Zach LaVine Malik Monk Keon Ellis Terence Davis Nique Clifford You can make the argument that Devin Carter is better suited off-ball, as well.

Sacramento was linked to multiple players heading into tonight's NBA Draft, and Nique Clifford's name was highly mentioned from the start. New Kings GM Scott Perry wanted to jump into the first round, and he did just that to get his guy: sactownsports.com/56413/sacram...

Some NBA comps I've seen for new Kings G/F Nique Clifford: Doug Christie Josh Hart Aaron Wiggins Cody Martin Clifford on the Christie comp: "He's a well-respected player. I'm excited to learn from him."

Newest Sacramento Kings G/F Nique Clifford on NBA Mock Drafts: Bleacher Report: 16th NBC: 16th Tankathon: 16th Yahoo!: 17th The Ringer: 17th nbadraft.net: 17th HoopsHype: 19th CBS: 25th ESPN: 26th Kings grab a player that many had as a top-20 talent at 24th.

Nique Clifford is a 6'6 guard who scored (18.9 PTS/G, 2nd in MWC), rebounded (9.6 REB/G, 2nd in MWC), and defended (MWC All-Defensive Team) at a high level. 6'8.5 wingspan. 37% 3PT shooter.

An important offseason is officially underway for the Sacramento Kings. NBA Draft this Wednesday-Thursday. Free agent negotiations can begin next Monday (June 30th, 3 PM PT). ⏳

23 years ago today.

So, Dallas and San Antonio—two teams that finished behind Sacramento in the West this season—are already in a strong position to improve as the offseason begins. Mavs - 1st overall pick Spurs - 2nd & 14th overall picks Kings - No 1st round picks

Three weeks removed from the end of their season, the Sacramento Kings have established its new leadership roles in basketball operations. GM: Scott Perry Assistant GM: B.J. Armstrong Head coach: Doug Christie Thoughts?

Keegan Murray says he hasn't had talks with the Kings about an extension yet, but he wants to remain with the team that drafted him three years ago. "I want to stay in Sacramento."

Keegan Murray when asked about the Kings' need for more defensive versatility this offseason: "Ideally, I don't want to be guarding the 5-man. It's not the most fun thing in the world... At the end of the day, team defense wins championships."

Keegan Murray says it's been a "whirlwind" of a season, but says he's thankful that Monte McNair selected him with the 4th pick in the 2022 NBA Draft. "You just have to move on. I'm glad Monte took a chance on me when he drafted me."

The words "stability" and "uncertainty" have been used often to start the Sacramento Kings' end-of-season press conferences. Players love the city, arena, and fans, but a common theme is the desire to find consistency with the roster and staff.

Malik Monk says he feels more comfortable starting at the shooting guard spot, but says he will "do whatever the next coach or [Doug Christie]" wants him to do next season.

Malik Monk says he's "all in" on wanting to remain in Sacramento. "All in. All in. Don't question that."

Zach LaVine says he's open to signing an extension with the Kings. "I'm very happy with where I'm at right now, and the team that traded for me values me... If this is going to be an organization that is going to build with us, why wouldn't I want to be in a place like this?"