Potential Free Agent/Trade/Sign Tracker, '25-'26 Season

[SacTownKid]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2016228281172033868

And Perry dropped his own deuce right on top when he blew money on Schroder. If he wanted to move Monk? Give him all those minutes and see if someone bites. Instead he tried to return to late lotto mediocrity.

 

[KingsRUs]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2016228281172033868

Well, they can definitely move Sabonis and DeRozan without giving up a pick, and those two are the only ones who matter for preserving the tank (Zach and Monk may be negative, but they don't contribute to much winning, so they can hang around. Zach should have value as a huge expiring next year)

 

[The_Jamal]

Imagine putting up a cumulative .199 WS/48 over a four+ year span in Sacramento and being called a "negative asset" by somebody with two first names.

Sac media, for some reason, has bought into the national narrative that Domas actually hurts his teams on the floor despite pretty much every statistic alive+my 2 eyes, says otherwise.

He's never been a perfect player, but he's firmly a top 15-20 guy when healthy and has been his entire Sac tenure.

 

[Jdbraver137]

Sounds like the kings FO let out messaging to khtk that we shouldn’t expect any trades because they can’t get rid of the vets. They are soft landing their failure and it infuriates me. The only trade to expect is Keon. A guy that we shouldn’t keep. And we will probably only get a 2nd for him. Sad. I think Derozan is movable. Probably not Zach, but come on.

 

[dude12]

How is that Schroeder signing working out?
Perry’s solid work in the draft is being undone with his signings and potentially lack of moves at deadline.

 

[KingsRUs]

How is that Schroeder signing working out?
Perry’s solid work in the draft is being undone with his signings and potentially lack of moves at deadline.

He’s under parameters for the moves, not the draft.

He’s can’t change the market for players he didn’t bring sans Schroeder. For Schroeder team was intent on competing, and there wasn’t much else in the PG market which they thought the needed position

Nique/Max/Cardwell out of the draft took some skill

We’ll see.

 

[TheMobb]

Sac media, for some reason, has bought into the national narrative that Domas actually hurts his teams on the floor despite pretty much every statistic alive+my 2 eyes, says otherwise.

He's never been a perfect player, but he's firmly a top 15-20 guy when healthy and has been his entire Sac tenure.

They get paid off clicks and engagement. They have to say things like this and are probably being instructed to by who’s above them which is why we can’t take everything they say as fact.

 

[TheMobb]

Are we sure the vets don’t have a market? Or is the entire league on hold until Giannis is traded? We are just now hearing the Bucks are listening to offers, but it’s likely been known across the league this was coming.

 

[Jdbraver137]

He’s under parameters for the moves, not the draft.

He’s can’t change the market for players he didn’t bring sans Schroeder. For Schroeder team was intent on competing, and there wasn’t much else in the PG market which they thought the needed position

Nique/Max/Cardwell out of the draft took some skill

We’ll see.

IMO Dennis and Derozan can be moved. Somebody will give something. I’d take a bag of chips. But they can help a contending team with depth

 

[serbiangoat]

How is that Schroeder signing working out?
Perry’s solid work in the draft is being undone with his signings and potentially lack of moves at deadline.

None of the rookies look like rotation player on any decent team imo so far and they are all older rookies , if they were producing what they are at 18-20 sure but not at 23/24. Perry has been horrific. All three to me look like Euroleague rotation players so far.

 

[BillyStrings]

Interesting point from Deuce in the postgame show. He wondered why the kings would fly two guys on two way contracts to Boston after playing last night in Austin. Interesting timing for sure

 

[SacTownKid]

Interesting point from Deuce in the postgame show. He wondered why the kings would fly two guys on two way contracts to Boston after playing last night in Austin. Interesting timing for sure

Haha, prepare for disappointment.

 

[SacTownKid]

None of the rookies look like rotation player on any decent team imo so far and they are all older rookies , if they were producing what they are at 18-20 sure but not at 23/24. Perry has been horrific. All three to me look like Euroleague rotation players so far.

They need opportunity. Nique, not sure what he is but he is usually working hard and has some skill. Maxime looks like a rotation big at least. Role players at least for sure. Still funny to me the guy who was mocked as high as 7 before the draft and won Big East POY the is the one out of the picture. Doug scared? Perry scared? If pettiness is the main pillar this will go nowhere fast.

 

[Joshyjosh31]

He’s under parameters for the moves, not the draft.

He’s can’t change the market for players he didn’t bring sans Schroeder. For Schroeder team was intent on competing, and there wasn’t much else in the PG market which they thought the needed position

Nique/Max/Cardwell out of the draft took some skill

We’ll see.

I thought it was a gap year

 

[notoriousBEN3]

Question - if the Hornets end up making the playoffs, do we get their 1st round pick this year?

The way I understood it, is that the pick is lottery protected, but if they make it out of the lottery we get the 1st round pick and if not, it turns into 2 second round picks.

Is that correct?

 

[coolhandluke]

Question - if the Hornets end up making the playoffs, do we get their 1st round pick this year?

The way I understood it, is that the pick is lottery protected, but if they make it out of the lottery we get the 1st round pick and if not, it turns into 2 second round picks.

Is that correct?

Nah.. that was for last year, where Hornets missed the playoffs and kept their pick.

 

[iowamcnabb]

Yeh we have their second this year and next

 

[BillyStrings]

Haha, prepare for disappointment.

Looks like Deuce was onto something. Makes sense now that we have open roster spots after the trade.

 

[The_Jamal]

Yeh we have their second this year and next

And of course the Hornets somehow for the first time in their franchise history, look like they'e turned the corner and heading for a playoff push. They've been one of the best team in basketball in Jan.

 

[Tetsujin]

Make it so Scott

 

[Tetsujin]

https://twitter.com/x/status/2018012674353721584

I might do that if there were a couple more picks included.

 

[Caccia]

Timberwolves have been calling. Dillingham is yet another undersized point guard.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2018074726212440291

 

[ShastaKingsFan]

Timberwolves have been calling. Dillingham is yet another undersized point guard.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2018074726212440291

What is the cutoff for a point guard to be considered normal size?

 

[Caccia]

What is the cutoff for a point guard to be considered normal size?

Good question. Bigger than Muggsy Bogues.

 

[Capt. Factorial]

What is the cutoff for a point guard to be considered normal size?

Well, if we look at players who are listed at PG (by BBRef) and have 3.0 assists or more per game this season, we have a total of 39 players. Seems like a decent list to look at.

Among these guys, based on BBRef listings (these are rounded to the nearest inch, no half-inches listed), the median height is 6'3", and the mean height is 6'3.25". Dillingham lists at 6'2". On that list, 11 players are shorter than 6'2", 22 players are taller than 6'2", and 6 players are listed at exactly 6'2". (Dillingham is not on that list because he does not average 3 assists.)

If we look at weight, it's even more stark. Dillingham is listed at 175 pounds, while the median player on that list is at 190 pounds (mean 194 pounds). Only one player is listed at 165, and another is tied with Dillingham at 175. 37 of 39 players are heavier than Dillingham. The average player on that list carries 2.58 pounds per inch of height, so Dillingham comes out 15 pounds lighter than the expected weight for his height (should be 190).

Dillingham is definitely an undersized PG.

 

[pdxKingsFan]

Sac media, for some reason, has bought into the national narrative that Domas actually hurts his teams on the floor despite pretty much every statistic alive+my 2 eyes, says otherwise.

He's never been a perfect player, but he's firmly a top 15-20 guy when healthy and has been his entire Sac tenure.

It's because they were all fed the story that Domas got Brown fired. They turned on him thereabouts.

 

[Warhawk]

Well, if we look at players who are listed at PG (by BBRef) and have 3.0 assists or more per game this season, we have a total of 39 players. Seems like a decent list to look at.

Among these guys, based on BBRef listings (these are rounded to the nearest inch, no half-inches listed), the median height is 6'3", and the mean height is 6'3.25". Dillingham lists at 6'2". On that list, 11 players are shorter than 6'2", 22 players are taller than 6'2", and 6 players are listed at exactly 6'2". (Dillingham is not on that list because he does not average 3 assists.)

If we look at weight, it's even more stark. Dillingham is listed at 175 pounds, while the median player on that list is at 190 pounds (mean 194 pounds). Only one player is listed at 165, and another is tied with Dillingham at 175. 37 of 39 players are heavier than Dillingham. The average player on that list carries 2.58 pounds per inch of height, so Dillingham comes out 15 pounds lighter than the expected weight for his height (should be 190).

Dillingham is definitely an undersized PG.

Nice. What about standing reach?

 

[SacKings123]

Timberwolves have been calling. Dillingham is yet another undersized point guard.

https://twitter.com/x/status/2018074726212440291

I’d take a swing on Rob Dillingham. Might not play winning basketball but still only 21 years old and was the 2nd leading scorer on that Kentucky team and included Reed Sheppard

 

[ShastaKingsFan]

Well, if we look at players who are listed at PG (by BBRef) and have 3.0 assists or more per game this season, we have a total of 39 players. Seems like a decent list to look at.

Among these guys, based on BBRef listings (these are rounded to the nearest inch, no half-inches listed), the median height is 6'3", and the mean height is 6'3.25". Dillingham lists at 6'2". On that list, 11 players are shorter than 6'2", 22 players are taller than 6'2", and 6 players are listed at exactly 6'2". (Dillingham is not on that list because he does not average 3 assists.)

If we look at weight, it's even more stark. Dillingham is listed at 175 pounds, while the median player on that list is at 190 pounds (mean 194 pounds). Only one player is listed at 165, and another is tied with Dillingham at 175. 37 of 39 players are heavier than Dillingham. The average player on that list carries 2.58 pounds per inch of height, so Dillingham comes out 15 pounds lighter than the expected weight for his height (should be 190).

Dillingham is definitely an undersized PG.

So John Stockton was then also an undersized PG. Along with Pistons Isiah Thomas, Jason Williams, and Chris Paul

 

[pdxKingsFan]

I’d take a swing on Rob Dillingham. Might not play winning basketball but still only 21 years old and was the 2nd leading scorer on that Kentucky team and included Reed Sheppard

If they wanted Monk (apparently they did) what else do we have to take back to make salary on him work? And would they give us a draft pick for our trouble since most of the league seems to have written Dillingham off?