In case you haven't been following along, the Kings have more questions than answers, although it might be more complicated than just holes in the roster. Is Barnes a three or a four? Will Bjelica and/or Bazemore be back? Will Sacramento make a major move in the backcourt?
Perhaps the biggest question facing the Kings is Marvin Bagley. Talent isn’t an issue, but his ability to stay on the court and what position he plays moving forward is up in the air. If he is a five, then the Kings are set with the tandem of Bagley and Richaun Holmes, outside of maybe adding another veteran big body like Alex Len. If he’s a four, then the Kings need to look long and hard at the position because Holmes only has one year remaining on his contract and both Len and Harry Giles are unrestricted free agents.
Precious Achiuwa is a beast and should go anywhere between 10-18 in the draft. If Sacramento waits until the second round, Daniel Oturu out of Minnesota might be there, while both Michigan State’s Xavier Tillman and Gonzaga’s Killian Tillie could make sense as well.