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Full list of the Sacramento Kings 2025 Pre-Draft Workouts

With the 2025 NBA Draft rapidly approaching, the Sacrmaento Kings aren’t in control of any first round pick.

Their 13th overall selection will convey to the Atlanta Hawks as the final portion of the Kevin Huerter trades from years prior.

Leading up to that point, teams continue to workout players. Within or outside of their range, there’s no harm in having the conversations and growing a sense of comfortability between the player, organization, and front office members.

The following is a list of all 2025 NBA Draft members than have participated in a pre-draft workout with the Kings. Important to note that this list only includes players that have publicly been noted as participating in workouts with Sacramento.

May 5th

Silas Demary (Georgia) — SG — 6’5 — 192 lbs

Wooga Poplar (Villanova) — SG — 6’5 — 194 lbs

Tamar Bates (Missouri) — SG — 6’5 — 195 lbs

Darrion Williams (Texas Tech) — SF — 6’6 — 225 lb

Amari Williams (Kentucky) — C – 6’10 — 260 lbs

Rueben Chinyelu (Florida) — C – 6’11 — 255 lbs

May 23rd

Zakai Zeigler (Tennessee) — PG — 5’9 — 172 lbs

RJ Felton (East Carolina) — SG — 6’3 — 208 lbs

Ben Henshall (Perth) — SG — 6’5 — 193 lbs

Cameron Matthews (Mississippi State) — SF — 6’5 — 235 lbs

Yaxel Lendeborg (UAB) — PF — 6’9 — 235 lbs

Jalon Moore (Oklahoma) — PF — 6’7 — 203 lbs

May 29th

Brooks Barnhizer (Northwestern) — SF — 6’4 — 229 lbs

Saint Thomas (USC) — SF — 6’7 — 234 lbs

Jabri Abdur-Rahim (Providence) — SG — 6’6 — 225 lbs

Stefan Todorovic (Pepperdine) — SF — 6’8 — 210 lbs

Matt Cross (SMU) — SF — 6’8 — 210 lbs

Tyson Degenhart (Boise State) — PF — 6’8 — 218 lbs

June 2nd

Marcus Williams (San Francisco) — PG — 6’2 — 200 lbs

Alijah Martin (Florida) — SG — 6’1 — 208 lbs

Chibuzo Agbo (USC) — PF — 6’7 — 225 lbs

Arthur Kaluma (Texas) — PF — 6’6 — 223 Lbs

David N’Guessan (Kansas State) — C — 6’9 — 210 lbs

Daniel Batcho (Lousiana Tech) — C — 6’10 — 250 lbs

June, 6th

Trey Galloway (Indiana) — PG — 6’5 — 205 lbs

Khalif Battle (Gonzaga) — SG — 6’4 — 195 lbs

Reggie Luis (St. John’s) — SF — 6’5 — 210 lbs

Jonathan Pierre (Belmont) — SF — 6’8 — 214 lbs

Nelly Joseph (New Mexico) — C — 6’9 — 247 lbs

Andrew Carr (Kentucky) — C — 6’9 — 222 lbs

June, 9th

Camryn Carter (LSU) — SG — 6’3 — 190 lbs

Tyrese Proctor (Duke) — PG — 6’4 — 183 lbs

Tijani Bamba (Oregon) — SG — 6’4 — 215 lbs

Jahmai Mashack (Tennessee) — SG — 6’2 — 197 lbs

Alexander Toohey (Sydney) — PF — 6’7 — 223 lbs

Mohammed Diawara (Cholet) — PF — 6’9 — 227 lbs

Not all players are guaranteed to have been reported, but these are the players that are known to have worked out for the Kings under the tenure of new GM Scott Perry.

Without a first round selection in the 2025 NBA Draft, Sacramento will be selecting at 42nd.

More Sacramento Kings coverage on Sactown Sports

Lyles, one of the staples in Sacramento’s rotation over the past four seasons, will enter NBA free agency for the second time since joining the Kings during the 2021-22 season’s trade deadline.

Following a strong 2022-23 season that saw Lyles provide Sacramento with valuable minutes as the team’s backup power forward, the Kentucky product inked a two-year, $16 million deal to remain with the Kings.

Two seasons later, with averages of 6.9 points and 4.5 rebounds on 43/36/70 shooting splits over 127 games under his belt, Lyles will once again enter free agency as Sacramento will have to make another decision on the backup power forward spot.

Read More:

Sacramento Kings Free Agent Profile: Trey Lyles

What’s next for the Sacramento Kings offseason?

Although the Sacramento Kings do not own a first-round pick, they are in the process of preparing for June 25-26th’s 2025 NBA Draft.

Sacramento’s first-round pick was finally conveyed to Atlanta in what was the final ripple effect from the 2022 offseason trade that brought Kevin Huerter to the Kings.

While they won’t select in the first round, Sacramento owns the 42nd pick in the draft, meaning they will select at least one player on Day 2 (June 26th) of the draft.

Be sure to keep up on all Kings offseason news right here on Sactown Sports 1140, with live on-air coverage every Monday-Friday from 6 am to 6 pm PT.

Upcoming offseason schedule for the Sacramento Kings:

Wednesday, June 25th – 2025 NBA Draft

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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