Sacramento Kings 2024-2025 Fantasy BASKETBALL TEASE RECEP: Sabonies shines despite changes

While the Playoffs of the NBA are in full evolution, now is a good time to raise the fantasy basketball season for the 30 teams.

In the following weeks, we will provide a recap for each team, starting with the team with the worst record and ending with the NBA champion in June.

Two years they retired from ending the playoff drought, Sacramento went from the main coach and the guard of the star point who brought them. With a new CEO and coach, the Kings will look for a new beginning.

Sacramento Kings 2024-25 SEASON RECAPTULATION

Register: 40-42 (9th, West, Lost in Play-in)

Offensive rating: 115.9 (7th)

Defense rating: 115.3 (22nd)

Net rating: 0.6 (15th)

: Rhythm: 98.91 (19th)

2024 Draft: 3.8% likely to select the first four, 42

For the second consecutive season, the Sacramento season ended in the play-in tournament. However, the team that adapted seemed a little different. Principal coach Mike Brown, who helped the kings to finish his playoff drought, was fired in December after a start of 13 to 18 years. He was replaced by Doug Christie, who received a long -term contract by the new CEO Scott Perry, who replaced Monte McNair. Of course, before shooting McNair after the season, they allowed him to trade from Aaron Fox to Spurs.

With the coach, GM and the franchise player who ended the playoff drought of Sacramento All Gone, a new regime still has many pieces to work. They have a 3.8 percent of the possibilities of jumping in the first four places in the lottery and preserving their protected selection from the first protected round. They acquired Zach Lavine in an agreement sent to Fox to San Antonio, which gave them a talented team to do the game tournament, where they lost to Dallas in the 9-10 game. The expectations were certainly much higher after signing Derozan during the summer, but things did not work like this.

Highlighted Fantasy: Domantas soaps

Again, soaps was the best fantasy option in Sacramento. He promised 19.1 points, 13.9 rebounds and 6.0 assists in 34.7 minutes per game in his 70 appearances. He provided a second round value in the nine cats leagues, which he has only twice in his career. His assists were diminished, but the rebounds were a new race for one of the best rebounds in the league, and he ran the league on boards for a third consecutive season.

There are not too many players that can coincide with the combination of points, rebounds, assists and percentage of soap goal, and those who do so are also among the elite players of fantastic basketball. At the age of 29, the soap game should be old, so it still has many years of fantastic rule ahead. Sacramento will have to make this team a contestant to keep soaps happy, but regardless of what happens with the team, soaps will continue to be a dominant force in the fantastic landscape over the next few years.

Fantasy revelation: Malik monk

Monk probably had the best season of his career, although his production was inconsistent. It had sections of elite numbers, but sometimes it was also struggling. In its 65 appearances, Monk promised 17.2 points, 3.8 rebounds, 5.6 assists and 2.1 three points per game. The points, rebounds and assists were all the best brands of his career, which caused the first place in his career.

Monk had a few sections where he was one of the most productive players in the league, but he also fought after Sacramento was marketed from Aaron Fox, which was amazing. He promised 15.1 points, 3.6 rebounds and five assists with Zach Lavine in the program, and fired only 41.9 percent from the floor during these games. Monk showed a brilliant production in the middle of the season, which provided optimism to what he could move forward. Although we hoped that their numbers further improve with the ball in his hands more after Fox’s departure, he continued to produce at a higher level than before. We hope that a low season is what you need to combine a complete season of high -level numbers.

Fantasy disappointment: John Valanciun

It is difficult to leave -disappointed when you really do not have expectations, but Valanciunas best suits the Kings bill. He started the season with Washington, where he signed during the summer. He was treated in Sacramento within the deadline and made 32 appearances for them, including nine beginnings. He promised 8.7 points, 7.0 rebounds and 1.8 assists in only 16.9 minutes per game.

Valanciunas had an 89.4 Yahoo ADP, but the only time he produced at this level was when Domantas Sabonis was left out for a few games in March. I was not optimistic about valnciunas this season, but it was supposed to be the initial center of Washington, with the Rookie Alexandre Sarr playing Power Forward. Valanciunas was a part -time headline with the Wizards and played a minimum role for kings. He has spent his days of being an important collaborator in fantasy basketball, as well as being a decent source of rebounds when he has the opportunity to start.

Fantasy/look recapitulations

Derozan Demar

Derozan signed with Sacramento last summer and played in 77 games in his first season with the Kings. He promised 22.2 points, 3.9 rebounds, 4.4 assists and 1.1 triples in 35.9 minutes per game. Derozan will be 36 years old at the beginning of next season, so there are questions about how long he will continue to play. However, he had another strong season, even if his production was slightly reduced, and he scored 33 points in his loss of play against Dallas.

Derozan still has two seasons in his contract with Sacramento, and at least he should play it before making career decisions. He played at least 36 minutes per game and made at least 74 appearances in each of his last four seasons. Hopefully this trend continues next season.

Zach Lavine

Lavine time with the Bulls finally ended before the commercial term of February. He made 32 appearances in Sacramento and promised 22.4 points, 3.5 rebounds, 3.8 assists and 3.2 three per game. It was the main piece that the Kings returned when they moved from Aaron Fox, and while he brought him a few games to hear -comfortable with his new team, Lavine had some excellent performances for Sacramento.

In the wrong part of the 30, Lavine is still an elite athlete, but he continues to improve as a scorer, which should help him stay effective as he continues to be aging. The fit to Sacramento is moody without a real guard, but they have several effective players. Lavine is one of them, and he should have the ball in his hands a ton the following season.

Keegan Murray

The third year was disappointing for Murray, who saw his role decrease in the violation. He promised 12.4 points, 6.7 rebounds, 1.4 assists and two triples in 34.3 minutes per game in his 76 appearances. Murray played well as a novio and made improvements in the second year, but the addition of Derozan Demar resulted in less opportunities for Murray to grow.

It will be 25 years old at the beginning of next season, so there is still time to improve, but even if it does not take drastic steps, it will still be a solid NBA player for a long time. Unfortunately, with the way the list is currently being built, Murray can end again as a low priority option. We will see what changes are made this summer, but the odds that Murray has a rebound season is low.

Keon Ellis

Ellis did not see his role as expected, but he still saw that his minutes and production took a step forward this season. He promised 8.3 points, 2.7 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 1.5 robberies and 1.9 threads in 24.4 minutes per game. He finished the 2023-24 season playing incredibly well as a starter, but did not keep his job this season. He saw a few games throughout the year, but did not again be a full -time headline until the last weeks of the season. He promised 9.8 points, 3.3 rebounds, 2.3 assists, 2.1 robberies, 0.9 blocks and two triples per game through his 28 beginnings.

Assuming that he continues to begin next season, Ellis has the advantage of being an excellent selection of the late round. The defensive production is incredible, and is able to space the ground without needing much the ball in his hands, which will allow him to fit well with Lavine, Derozan and soaps. Coach Doug Christie seems to like him very much, so he will depend on what the team moves this summer.

Jake laravia

Laravia was treated the kings within the deadline and adapted 19 times for them, with an average of 6.1 points, 2.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 1.1 triples in 19.3 minutes per game. It is now planned to enter a free unrestricted agency. The old Grizzly saw its role decrease with the kings, although it had less competition for minutes; The Sacramento headlines played more minutes than the starters in Memphis. If Laravia returns, it will be a piece of depth for them, but it will probably not play enough to contribute to fantasy basketball. The best way to the relevance of fantasy will be with a new team.

Trey Lyles

Once again, Lyles was a solid piece of depth for kings. He promised 6.5 points, 4.6 rebounds, 1.2 assists and 1.2 threads in 19.6 minutes per game. It has spent the last four seasons with Sacramento, but I could opt for a new home this summer. If he returns, he will continue to play an important role for them, although soaps in front of him, this does not lead to much production. Regardless of where Lyles ends, it will only be relevant as a streaming option when the entrance to the front is injured.

Devin Carter

Rookie’s debut was delayed by a shoulder surgery out of season and did not adapt until January. He played 36 games, but he never could set a pace. He promised only 3.8 points, 2.1 rebounds and 1.1 assists in 11 minutes per game. Carter was excellent during his junior season in Providence, which led him to be written on the lottery. He also dominated during his five appearances in the G league, where he promised 26.6 points, 9.6 rebounds, 5.4 assists, 1.6 robberies, 1.2 blocks and 3.8 threads per game. It should play a larger role in the second year after a healthy low season.

Restricted Free Agents: Markelle Fultz, Isaiah Crawford, Mason Jones

Free agents without restrictions: Trey Lyles, Jake Laravia, Doug McDermott, Jae Crowder

Team option: Keon Ellis, Isaac Jones