The Kings have started a sale! Only 2 players on the team are not for sale. On average, 6 point guards are being robbed per game, but no one wants LaVine.

On November 24, as the new NBA season deepens, many teams in the league have already set preliminary goals for the new season. Look at the Wizards. Their current goal is to mess up. They will not fight for it if they can win, but they will try their best to lose. The same is true for the Nets. They will compete with the Wizards for the No. 1 pick in 2026. The most surprising thing is that the Kings are also going to take this path. Today, according to a report by famous journalist Jack Fisher, sources revealed that the Kings are willing to listen to offers from any player on the team.

However, he added: Although the Kings have made it clear that they are willing to trade, the young players Keegan Murray, who has just renewed his contract, and Clifford, who has just been drafted, are not on the tradable list. It is understood that these two are part of the Kings' future plans. Kings new general manager Scott Perry realizes that the team must undergo a multi-year rebuild rather than trying to build a competitive playoff team based on the current lineup.

If you ask me to say that the ability of the new general manager of the Kings is average, I said as early as last year that the Kings' lineup is not good, but they still don't believe it. The introduction of Westbrook and Schroeder in the offseason did not help. The team is built around a group of second-in-commands.

The Kings are currently second to last in the Western Conference with 4 wins and 13 losses. It is indeed time to rebuild. The team's salary is as high as 210 million, seventh in the league. The results are like this. If they don't rebuild, the boss will probably not be happy. But among the current Kings players, to be honest, there must be some who cannot be sold, like Zach LaVine. The news coming out of the US media is that LaVine currently has no trading market and it will be difficult to reach a deal this season. Before LaVine switched to the Kings, the Warriors were interested in him, but now the Warriors have Butler.

It is understood that if LaVine is willing to give up the last year of his contract worth 48.9 million and sign a contract with a lower annual salary, someone is still willing to facilitate it. Including this season's 46 million, LaVine's contract is big enough, and his performance is far from the annual salary contract. This season, LaVine averaged 21.4 points, 3.3 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game, shooting 50.7% from the field and 39.8% from the three-point range.

The data and efficiency look good, but fans who are familiar with LaVine know that LaVine's damage to the team cannot be reflected in the data. He defends too much and makes many mistakes in movement control. Because of this problem, it can easily affect the mentality of other players. In addition to LaVine, it is estimated that Schroeder will also be difficult to send away. After all, the Kings gave him a three-year, more than 40 million contract in the offseason, and he is not worth that much.

There should be many teams interested in others like Savoy and DeRozan. DeRozan averaged 18 points, 3.4 rebounds and 3.6 assists per game this season. This is because the Kings have recently put them on the shelf, so DeRozan's mentality has exploded. He has not performed normally in the past few games, otherwise it would not be a big problem with his ability to average 20+ per game. Moreover, DeRozan's performance at critical moments is still very stable. Although Sasha suffered injuries, the problem is not major, and Sasha is the top insider currently in service. This is the hot potato that the league is pursuing now.

Previous news is that there is a team in California that is interested in Savoy. As for who this team is, we still don’t know. California is the Clippers, Lakers, and Warriors. I think the Warriors are the most likely, because this team has always been interested in big-name stars. The most popular player on the entire Kings team is actually Keon Ellis. Why is an undrafted player so sought after by the league?

According to a report by famous reporter Jack Fisher, the Kings' most sought-after player is Keon Ellis, and more than half of the league's teams want to get him. Although Ellis is only 25 years old and is regarded by many teams as a plug-and-play, offensive and defensive player, Kings coach Christie does not give him many opportunities. If Ellis is not in the Kings' plan, they can at least exchange for a first-round pick at the trade deadline. Of course, he may also appear in the potential trade of DeRozan or LaVine.

Ellis averaged 6.6 points, 1.6 rebounds and 1.3 steals per game this season. He is now one of the best 3D backcourts. He has stable shooting and is giving his all on the defensive end. Such an excellent winning puzzle, but the result is Without a chance to play, I think the Kings should probably try to lay off their coach. The team has many outstanding talents, but they have not been given the opportunities they deserve. Like Keegan Murray, if the team wants to rise, without a good coach, no matter how much talent they have, it will be in vain.

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