Sacramento’s offseason pivot centers on depth and a big-move possibility. The Kings have added Nique Clifford, Maxime Raynaud, and Dennis Schroder to lift their backup rotation while sticking with a core that centers Domantas Sabonis, DeMar DeRozan, and Zach LaVine. The chatter around Jonathan Kuminga shifting from Golden State is heating up, with trade talks stalled by the Warriors’ ask but potential for Sacramento to pounce if the price drops. Suns have also shown interest in Kuminga, making the West feel even more fluid. If Kuminga lands in Sacramento, his athletic versatility could complement Sabonis’ playmaking, while Schroder and Monk could supply reliable backcourt scoring. As training camp nears, the Kings’ path to a playoff run feels clearer, but the calculus hinges on the Kuminga saga resolving favorably.

The fantasy implications loom large: Kuminga could seize significant minutes if the deal materializes, reshaping wing rotations and creating more floor spacing around Sabonis. Schroder’s veteran ball-handling could stabilize second-unit lineups, while Clifford and Raynaud provide productive depth pieces for late-season runs. The trade market dynamics—plus Kuminga’s willingness to depart—could force the Warriors’ price down, a development that would alter not just Kings’ upside but the broader balance of power in the conference. Keep an eye on camp reports, as minutes, roles, and usage will define value in fantasy leagues all summer.