kingofthejungle
G-League
Kings draft Kyrie Irving with the number 1 pick: Kings get their point guard of the future to pair with Tyreke. With the Kings' luck, they may fall back to 4, where Kemba Walker would provide a reasonable alternative. But since this is my fantasy, I'm thinking they get #1.
Kings let Dalembert and Landry walk: These two just aren't fitting right IMHO. It's very possible one or both will be traded by the deadline, so this scenario is obviously if they were not traded.
Kings sign free agents Tayshaun Prince and Tyson Chadler: Prince is a veteran defender with championship experience who can hit the three (46% this year) to open up driving lanes for our guards. Prince is 30 but has some good years left and this would give Casspi a chance to grow into his role. Chandler appears healthy and is a bit younger at 28. He would provide the quality shot blocker/defender to pair with Demarcus and allow JT to be the first big off the bench. Irving creates offense for Chandler a la CP3.
Irving/Udrih
Evans/Garcia
Prince/Casspi/Greene
Chandler/Thompson
Cousins/Whiteside
Any thoughts?
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As an aside, I've been sorting though players of interest I deemed as somewhat realistic options this offseason. They are coded Free Agent (FA), Restricted Free Agent (RFA), or Trade Needed (T). There's a much bigger list of free agents of course, but I've widdled it down to these guys. No Z-Bo or Jamal Crawford (issues re: fit with personnel), Tony Parker, David West, Carmelo Anthony (too big for Sacramento, probably), or marginal role players (Reggie Evans, Joel Pryzbilla, etc.)
3 POINT SPECIALISTS: Courtney Lee (T), Daniel Gibson (T), Shannon Brown (FA), Brandon Rush (T), Dorell Wright (T), Caron Butler (FA), Mo Williams (FA).
DEFENDERS: Shane Battier (FA), Boris Diaw (FA), Tayshaun Prince (FA), Trevor Ariza (T), Andrei Kirilenko (FA), Jeff Greene (RFA), Tyson Chandler (FA), Nene (FA).
Kings let Dalembert and Landry walk: These two just aren't fitting right IMHO. It's very possible one or both will be traded by the deadline, so this scenario is obviously if they were not traded.
Kings sign free agents Tayshaun Prince and Tyson Chadler: Prince is a veteran defender with championship experience who can hit the three (46% this year) to open up driving lanes for our guards. Prince is 30 but has some good years left and this would give Casspi a chance to grow into his role. Chandler appears healthy and is a bit younger at 28. He would provide the quality shot blocker/defender to pair with Demarcus and allow JT to be the first big off the bench. Irving creates offense for Chandler a la CP3.
Irving/Udrih
Evans/Garcia
Prince/Casspi/Greene
Chandler/Thompson
Cousins/Whiteside
Any thoughts?
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As an aside, I've been sorting though players of interest I deemed as somewhat realistic options this offseason. They are coded Free Agent (FA), Restricted Free Agent (RFA), or Trade Needed (T). There's a much bigger list of free agents of course, but I've widdled it down to these guys. No Z-Bo or Jamal Crawford (issues re: fit with personnel), Tony Parker, David West, Carmelo Anthony (too big for Sacramento, probably), or marginal role players (Reggie Evans, Joel Pryzbilla, etc.)
3 POINT SPECIALISTS: Courtney Lee (T), Daniel Gibson (T), Shannon Brown (FA), Brandon Rush (T), Dorell Wright (T), Caron Butler (FA), Mo Williams (FA).
DEFENDERS: Shane Battier (FA), Boris Diaw (FA), Tayshaun Prince (FA), Trevor Ariza (T), Andrei Kirilenko (FA), Jeff Greene (RFA), Tyson Chandler (FA), Nene (FA).
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