The Sacramento Kings lost a few key players from last season’s roster, but should still be a solid team. While they likely won’t be a playoff team, they certainly won’t be the worst team in the NBA.
We broke down the Kings’ depth chart for the 2020-21 season below. We’ve also previously published a summary of the Kings’ offseason.
| Point Guard |
| De’Aaron Fox Cory Joseph |
| Power Forward |
| Marvin Bagley Nemanja Bjelica |
Biggest Questions
- Is this the year Marvin Bagley stays healthy and takes the Kings to the next level? He’s got the potential to be one of the best bigs in the entire NBA but hasn’t been healthy enough to contribute towards a successful season in Sacramento.
- What is Buddy Hield’s future with the team? His name was thrown around all offseason when it came to trade talks. Additionally, the Kings used their recent lottery pick on a combo guard in Tyrese Haliburton who projects to be the guard that plays alongside De’Aaron Fox long-term.
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