The Sacramento Kings are in a state of flux. Scott Perry has taken over the role of general manager for the franchise and has brought his ideas on how to build the roster. Sacramento has already signed Dennis Schroder, received Dario Saric via trade and obtained impressive big man Maxime Raynaud in the draft. However, it would appear it is still looking to make further high-level additions, with Russell Westbrook reportedly on its radar. According to Matt George of “Locked on Kings,” Sacramento needs to clear the current logjam at the guard position before adding the former MVP to the rotation. George named Malik Monk and Devin Carter as potential trade chips. “Both parties have been talking and have had mutual interest since free agency began,” George reported via X. “That’s been well known. From what I gather, the Kings are still looking to move a player like Devin Carter or Malik Monk before they can bring Westbrook in. The Kings have a log jam at the guard position and very little financial flexibility
