The Sacramento Kings wrapped up the 2024-25 NBA season with a 40-42 record, finishing ninth in the Western Conference before falling in the play-in tournament. The team underwent significant changes, firing head coach Mike Brown and trading franchise point guard De’Aaron Fox. Doug Christie stepped in as head coach, and the Kings acquired Zach LaVine from the Spurs. Despite the turmoil, Domantas Sabonis emerged as a fantasy standout, averaging 19.1 points and leading the league in rebounds for the third consecutive season. Meanwhile, Malik Monk showed flashes of brilliance, finishing in the top 100 for the first time, though his performance fluctuated throughout the season.

DeMar DeRozan was a solid addition but will need to maintain his production as he approaches 36. Conversely, Jonas Valanciunas struggled to meet expectations after being traded mid-season, while Keegan Murray's development stuttered with reduced offensive opportunities. The Kings have a chance to improve with a 3.8% chance at a top-four draft pick. As they look to rebuild, maintaining Sabonis' fantasy value will be crucial, alongside potential breakout performances from Monk and Ellis in the next season.