Sacramento Kings

Sacramento Kings
SAC · NBA Team
Sacramento Kings
5th in Pacific Division
22-60Overall
15-26Home
7-34Away
2026Season

Season Snapshot

111.0Points Per Game
42.3Rebounds Per Game
25.5Assists Per Game
0.467Field Goal %
0.3333-Point %
0.772Free Throw %
15-26Home Record
7-34Away Record

Team Information

Head CoachDoug Christie
Home ArenaSleep Train Arena
LocationSacramento, CA
Division / Standing5th in Pacific Division

2026 Schedule

DateOpponentVenueTVStatus
Oct 5, 2026 · 10:00 PMLos Angeles Lakers logovs LakersGolden 1 Center10/5 - 10:00 PM EDT
Oct 8, 2026 · 10:30 PMLos Angeles Lakers logo@ Lakerscrypto.com Arena10/8 - 10:30 PM EDT
Oct 10, 2026 · 8:30 PMGolden State Warriors logo@ WarriorsChase Center10/10 - 8:30 PM EDT
Oct 13, 2026 · 10:00 PMPortland Trail Blazers logovs Trail BlazersGolden 1 Center10/13 - 10:00 PM EDT
Oct 16, 2026 · 8:00 PMSan Antonio Spurs logo@ SpursFrost Bank Center10/16 - 8:00 PM EDT

Team Statistics

General

42.3Rebounds Per Game
1.923Assist To Turnover Ratio
19.7Fouls Per Game
82Games Played
0Games Started
0Minutes
0.0Minutes Per Game
41Rebounds
41Rebounds

Offensive

0.772Free Throw Percentage
0.343-Point Field Goal Percentage
41.6Average Field Goals Made
89.0Average Field Goals Attempted
10.3Average 3-Point Field Goals Made
30.2Average 3-Point Field Goals Attempted
17.6Average Free Throws Made
22.8Average Free Throws Attempted
111.0Points Per Game
11.5Offensive Rebounds Per Game
25.5Assists Per Game
13.7Turnovers Per Game
0.5252-Point Field Goal Percentage
1.247Scoring Efficiency
0.528Shooting Efficiency
0.467Field Goal Percentage
312-Point Field Goals Made
592-Point Field Goals Attempted
111Points
11Offensive Rebounds
25Assists
13Turnovers
41Field Goals Made
89Field Goals Attempted
17Free Throws Made
22Free Throws Attempted
103-Point Field Goals Made
303-Point Field Goals Attempted
0.3333-Point Field Goal Percentage
31.32-Point Field Goals Made per Game
58.82-Point Field Goals Attempted per Game

Defensive

30.8Defensive Rebounds Per Game
4.5Blocks Per Game
8.0Steals Per Game
30Defensive Rebounds
8Steals
4Blocks

Current Injuries

PlayerPositionStatusDetails
Zach LaVineZach LaVineGDay-To-DayLaVine underwent season-ending surgery on his right hand before the 2025-26 All-Star break. He averaged 19.2 points in 39 regular-season games and was a two-time All-Star before being traded to the Kings in February of 2025. The Kings are listening to trade offers for LaVine and Domantas Sabonis, but their hefty contracts are making things difficult. If LaVine stays in Sacramento, he'll likely take a back seat, as the Kings try to develop 2026 No. 7 overall pick Darius Acuff.
Domantas SabonisDomantas SabonisFDay-To-DayWith Russell Westbrook, an unrestricted free agent this offseason, seizing Sacramento's top spot at point guard a year ago, Sabonis saw a decrease in both usage and efficiency. The star big man averaged 15.8 points, 11.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists in 29.7 minutes per tilt, all his lowest marks since 2018-19, across a career-low 19 games this year before undergoing season-ending knee surgery. Sacramento appears ready to go in a different direction at the point, which could work to Sabonis' benefit in 2026-27.
Keegan MurrayKeegan MurrayFDay-To-DayWatkins believes De'Andre Hunter will start at small forward next to Murray ahead of Alex Karaban. Murray underwent an arthroscopic procedure to remove loose bodies in his left ankle back in May, though he's expected to be ready in time for training camp.
De'Andre HunterDe'Andre HunterFDay-To-DayFantasy managers weren't quite able to get a clear idea about Hunter's role after his move to Sacramento, as the forward made just two appearances for the Kings before undergoing season-ending eye surgery. While Acuff is expected to play a big role and see plenty of ball-handling duties right away, Hunter could still move up the depth chart and benefit from a usage perspective if DeMar DeRozan (hamstring) winds up going elsewhere in 2026-27.
Drew EubanksDrew EubanksFDay-To-DayEubanks will end his 2025-26 campaign with averages of 5.2 points and 3.0 rebounds per game. The 28-year-old big man should be healthy by training camp next season, but he'll be looking for a new contract as a free agent this summer.
Zach LaVineZach LaVineGDay-To-Day
LaVine underwent season-ending surgery on his right hand before the 2025-26 All-Star break. He averaged 19.2 points in 39 regular-season games and was a two-time All-Star before being traded to the Kings in February of 2025. The Kings are listening to trade offers for LaVine and Domantas Sabonis, but their hefty contracts are making things difficult. If LaVine stays in Sacramento, he'll likely take a back seat, as the Kings try to develop 2026 No. 7 overall pick Darius Acuff.
With Russell Westbrook, an unrestricted free agent this offseason, seizing Sacramento's top spot at point guard a year ago, Sabonis saw a decrease in both usage and efficiency. The star big man averaged 15.8 points, 11.4 rebounds and 4.1 assists in 29.7 minutes per tilt, all his lowest marks since 2018-19, across a career-low 19 games this year before undergoing season-ending knee surgery. Sacramento appears ready to go in a different direction at the point, which could work to Sabonis' benefit in 2026-27.
Keegan MurrayKeegan MurrayFDay-To-Day
Watkins believes De'Andre Hunter will start at small forward next to Murray ahead of Alex Karaban. Murray underwent an arthroscopic procedure to remove loose bodies in his left ankle back in May, though he's expected to be ready in time for training camp.
Fantasy managers weren't quite able to get a clear idea about Hunter's role after his move to Sacramento, as the forward made just two appearances for the Kings before undergoing season-ending eye surgery. While Acuff is expected to play a big role and see plenty of ball-handling duties right away, Hunter could still move up the depth chart and benefit from a usage perspective if DeMar DeRozan (hamstring) winds up going elsewhere in 2026-27.
Drew EubanksDrew EubanksFDay-To-Day
Eubanks will end his 2025-26 campaign with averages of 5.2 points and 3.0 rebounds per game. The 28-year-old big man should be healthy by training camp next season, but he'll be looking for a new contract as a free agent this summer.