3 Remaining Free Agents the Sacramento Kings Could Target This Offseason originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Sacramento Kings have had an interesting offseason thus far as they have chosen to upgrade their roster and try to compete for a playoff spot next season instead of beginning a rebuild.

The growing expectation this offseason has been that the Golden State Warriors will part ways with young forward Jonathan Kuminga, but the tides have slowly bee

The latest intel on what the Warriors' plan is with Jonathan Kuminga in free agency, as well as talk on the NBA trade market.

Sam Vecenie says the Kings could pivot to this player if they aren’t able to acquire Jonathan Kuminga from the Warriors.

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.

Latest on the Kings/Kuminga saga: I'm told the Kings are content with bringing their current roster into next season if the Warriors decide not to trade Kuminga. That includes Monk & Carter.

Rumors continue to swirl about a possible Kyle Kuzma trade this offseason. The Bucks landed Kuzma ahead of the 2024-25 trade deadline, sending the Washington Wizards Khris Middleton, AJ Johnson and a first-round pick swap. However, Kuzma was disappointing in the postseason, prompting questions about his future in Milwaukee.

To that end, league sources say the Kings are among the teams that have interest in Golden State’s Jonathan Kuminga and will be monitoring his market when his restricted free agency begins.

The Kings’ sign-and-trade for Dennis Schroder is unrelated to their pursuit of Jonathan Kuminga, with Malik Monk’s future still uncertain.