Sacramento Kings Standings, Odds, Stats, and NBA Schedule 2024-25

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Sacramento has been the ultimate tough underdog these past few seasons, making tremendous strides. However, last season was more of a “let's not keep this one in the memory bank” kind of year. Sorry, Kings fans, but you know just as well as I do!

Final 2023-24 Record:

Wrapping up their regular season with a 46-36 record, the Kings cleared the .500 mark, but things didn’t get much better after that, winning only two of their last five games. Despite the rocky finish, they managed to snag a Play-In berth, but that’s where all the excitement ended, as they fell to the Pelicans with a 105-98 loss. Now, as the Kings gear up to run it back and make up for last season’s disappointments, check the latest NBA picks regularly. You’ll want to know where Sacramento stands among the rest of the league this season.

Top Performers:

Like it’s been for the past few seasons, it’s been point guard De’Aaron Fox and power forward Domantas Sabonis standing at the forefront for the purple and black. Fox averaged 26.6 points, 4.6 rebounds, five dimes, and even two steals per game last season, while Sabonis was right there with him, shy of a triple-double at 19.4 points, 13.7 rebounds, and 8.2 assists. Curious how the Kings found themselves in this position? Check out our Sacramento Kings Trades section below to get all the details!  

The Kings are hell-bent on avoiding another letdown like last season, and they made quite a splash this offseason. They’ve booted some seasoned talent while bringing in a mix of young guns and experienced veterans. Let’s see if this fresh roster can turn things around!

Key Departures:

Looking to shake things up in the locker room, Sacramento kicked off their offseason by trading veteran forward Harrison Barnes in a three-team deal, sending him to the Spurs for future 2031 draft picks. Talk about starting with a bang. On top of that, they didn’t re-sign veteran center JaVale McGee and also shipped role players Chris Duarte and Davion Mitchell to the Bulls.

Key Additions:

Just when you thought the departures were surprising, Sacramento came through with some big additions. Their standout move? Snagging veteran shooting guard DeMar DeRozan from Chicago in the trade involving Duarte and Mitchell — a serious scoring threat for the squad. They also picked up backup point guard Jordan McLaughlin from the Timberwolves to add even more depth. The Kings are all in this offseason! Wondering how these moves will shape the Kings’ chances for the playoffs? Check out our 2024-25 Sacramento Kings predictions for all the buzz.

Entering his third season as head coach of the Kings, Mike Brown is ready to take this revamped squad and make a case for not just being the best team in California but one of the top contenders in the West this year. In his two years with the purple and black, the Kings have been fighting to break through that elusive 60% win mark. They finished last season with just 56% and the season before at 58%. Let’s see if Brown can steer this improved roster to surpass that 60% threshold and make some headway.

Expectations for This Season

Heading into his third season with Sacramento, Mike Brown has a fresh roster filled with new veterans, returning leaders, and promising young talent. The expectations are high this year, and we can expect the Kings to step it up from last season's unfortunate outcome. I wouldn’t call it a ‘make-or-break’ season for Brown, but if this lineup doesn’t secure him a top playoff spot, he might want to look for coaching gigs elsewhere. Wondering how Browns’ strategies could shape the Kings' championship hopes? Take a closer look for a detailed breakdown and analysis!

Alright, Kings fans, brace yourselves — you might not like this, but the team’s NBA championship odds are running on ‘E.’ You heard me right: ‘E’ for ‘Empty.’ While this squad has what it takes to compete, they still feel short-handed, especially when going up against tough Eastern Conference teams like the Knicks, Nuggets, Celtics and Pacers. Sure, I believe they’ll put up a solid fight for one of the top spots in the West, but let’s be real — they’re not quite championship material yet.

Regular Season Wins Prediction

On the bright side, I expect the Kings to outdo their record from last season and make a solid push this year, thanks to their new additions. Sure, they let some veteran talent walk, but they quickly replaced it with a skilled player like DeRozan. I have no doubt he’ll fit right in with Sabonis and Fox, forming a trio that can make some noise on the court. With that in mind, I expect the Kings to help Mike Brown finally break through that 60% win threshold, taking this season by the horns and finishing strong with a 53-27 record.

Playoff Chances

Sacramento is looking solid heading into the season, and like most NBA fans, I expect this team to put on a show right out of the gate. As for NBA playoff predictions, the outlook is bright for the Kings — and no, I’m not talking about just the Play-In tournament. They’re aiming higher, and I think they have what it takes to make a real dent in the competition this year.

Key Players to Watch

You already know what I will say if you've been paying attention. We know that De’Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis will come with a full head of steam — after all, they’ve been playing together for three seasons now. The real spotlight will be on DeMar DeRozan. Entering his 16th season with his fourth team, DeRozan has a chance to impact this Kings squad significantly. He’s not just here to fill a role; he can elevate the offense and bring leadership to the defensive end. Last year with the Bulls, he averaged 24 points, 4.3 rebounds, and 5.3 assists per game and shot 48% from the field.The key will be how he integrates with Fox and Sabonis without becoming a mere role player. It’s something to watch. Got questions? Don’t worry, the answers are here! If you’re searching for premium insights and the best NBA odds, head to our NBA Predictions section! It’s your secret tool for staying ahead of the game!

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