The Sacramento Kings have made a series of offseason moves during the first week of NBA free agency, and it’s likely that more will be on the way as the offseason rolls on.
KCRA 3’s Sean Cunningham joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross to share his insights on where things stand with the Kings, give his take on whether Sacramento makes sense for Jonathan Kuminga, and much more.
Plus, Sean and Jason look ahead to Las Vegas Summer League, which begins this week.
Be sure to check out the entire interview with Sean Cunningham on the Sactown Sports 1140 YouTube page.
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Sean shares his observations from a fan-packed A’s vs. Giants series in Sacramento.
“It was festive… It went beyond the ballpark. It was very much a Giants crowd.”
Thoughts on the Sacramento Kings’ draft by adding Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud.
“When talking to these guys, they’re very impressive.”
What does Sean want to see from Sacramento at Las Vegas Summer League?
Sean says that 2024 draft pick Devin Carter still “has a lot to offer” and wants to see how he performs in Las Vegas.
Thoughts on the Kings’ move to sign Dennis Schroder as the new PG.
Sean says Sacramento is “nowhere close” on a deal for Jonathan Kuminga.
Russell Westbrook is “still a possibility” for the Kings.
Which moves makes the most sense for this Sacramento roster: Kuminga or Westbrook?
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The Sacramento Kings will descend upon the NBA’s Las Vegas Summer League this week, as fans will be able to get their first look at rookie wing Nique Clifford and center Maxime Raynaud.
Clifford, the 24th overall pick in last month’s 2025 NBA Draft, and Raynaud, the 42nd pick, will be joined by several familiar faces–some who suited up in regular-season games for the Kings last season.
Reigning NBA G League Finals MVP Mason Jones is on the roster, as is Sacramento forward Isaac Jones, who recently had his 2025-26 team option picked up by new general manager Scott Perry.
One of, if not the most intriguing players to watch for the Kings this summer will be 2024 lottery pick Devin Carter, who spent the majority of his rookie season rehabbing from a shoulder injury.
Carter dominated over five G League appearances last season, averaging 26.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, and 5.4 assists per game with Stockton, Sacramento’s minor league affiliate.
Here’s a look at the full Sacramento Kings roster for Las Vegas Summer League, with games set to tip off on Thursday afternoon:
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Sacramento Kings set Las Vegas Summer League roster
What’s next for the Sacramento Kings offseason?
The NBA free agency negotiation period begins on Monday, June 30th, at 3 pm PT, meaning Sacramento will be able to negotiate with players — but agreements cannot be officially completed until Sunday, July 6th.
Who will the Kings sign in free agency? Will new general manager Scott Perry make trades in hopes of upgrading the roster?
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Upcoming offseason schedule for the Sacramento Kings:
Monday, June 30th – NBA free agent negotiations can begin
Sunday, July 6th – NBA free agents can officially sign with teams
July 10th-20th – Las Vegas NBA Summer League
August TBD – Release of 2025-26 regular season schedule
September TBD – Start of NBA training camps for the 2025-26 season
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