The Sacramento Kings are making strategic moves this offseason to elevate their roster and contend for a playoff spot after missing out last season. With a core featuring Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan, Keegan Murray, and Zach LaVine, the Kings are looking to bolster their lineup, particularly at the point guard position after trading away De’Aaron Fox. The acquisition of Dennis Schroder through a sign-and-trade with the Detroit Pistons marks a significant addition, yet the team still seeks more depth at the position.

Amid this search, Cameron Payne has emerged as a potential target. According to reports, his representatives have expressed interest in a move to Sacramento, where he could provide valuable scoring and playmaking off the bench. Last season, Payne averaged nearly 7 points and just under 3 assists per game for the Knicks. If the Kings secure him, it could enhance their bench strength and overall competitive edge in the upcoming season.