Sacramento Kings: 3 players most likely to be traded in 2018-19

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As a team still trying to find their direction, the Sacramento Kings are likely to move pieces in an attempt to expedite their rebuilding process.

It’s been a long and arduous journey for the Sacramento Kings over the last 12 years, unable to qualify for postseason basketball while constantly shuffling through a revolving door of both players and coaches in an attempt to find anything that resembles success.

Recently the team has acquired some fairly talented prospects through the draft, which should have fans in Sacramento semi-optimistic for the future, but it still isn’t enough to fully buy into the direction the Kings are likely headed.

In order to start making improvements, the team needs to look in the mirror and figure out which players are worth keeping and who can be shipped out in exchange for assets of possible value.

Given how little the Kings have won in recent years, it’s easy to see this team has its flaws. That means there have to be at least some candidates for Sacramento to think about trading in the hopes it will do some good for the team.

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