Sacramento Kings make small moves during 2026 NBA free agency

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Last updated Jul 28, 2026

Sacramento Kings make small moves during 2026 NBA free agency
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The Sacramento Kings have made minor adjustments as the 2026 NBA free agency began on June 30. They waived DeMar DeRozan and Isaiah Stevens, signing Jonathan Mogbo and Adam Flagler to two-way contracts. The Kings, having the 10th-largest payroll in the NBA, face challenges in attracting free agents due to financial constraints and a lack of recent playoff success. Despite these hurdles, General Manager Scott Perry is actively exploring trade options, including players like Jonathan Kuminga and Jalen Duren. The team currently holds one open roster spot following these moves.

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  • Kings waived DeMar DeRozan and Isaiah Stevens.
  • Signed Jonathan Mogbo and Adam Flagler to two-way contracts.
  • Kings currently have the 10th-largest payroll in the NBA.
  • Scott Perry seeks trade opportunities for better roster.
  • One open roster spot remains after recent changes.
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The 2026 NBA free agency cycle kicked off on June 30. Since that date, the Sacramento Kings have re-signed no free agents. They waived DeMar DeRozan (and may potentially stretch his contract) and Isaiah Stevens, and signed two players, Jonathan Mogbo and Adam Flagler, to two-way contracts. Other than those small moves, the Kings have […] The post Will the Sacramento Kings Ever Become a Free Agent Destination? appeared first on The Lead.

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