When the Sacramento Kings go through extended struggles, they tend to have drastic reactions to their underwhelming moments. Sitting at 5-17, 14th in the Western Conference, they’re at the point where people are expecting notable change.
While resetting and embracing a rebuild/youth movement would seem like the logical path, the Kings don’t typically follow that. Given the current standing and reportedly uncertain future of Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo, Brenden Nunes, Chris Watkins, and Allen Stiles debated whether Sacramento should enter trade conversations.
It may seem crazy, and the chance that Antetokounmpo would be willing to re-sign in California’s capital would likely be limited, but Sacramento general manager Scott Perry could put together an enticing package for the former Most Valuable Player.

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As we move further into the NBA season, drama is beginning to unfold–and we aren’t just talking about the Sacramento Kings, either.
The Athletic‘s Sam Amick joined The Carmichael Dave Show with Jason Ross on Thursday to share his thoughts on the possibility that Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo could request a trade, lay out his report on the Kings’ interest in Memphis Grizzlies guard Ja Morant, and much more.
Plus, when will trade talks pick up around the NBA?
Read More:
Sam Amick on Giannis’ future & the Kings’ interest in Ja Morant
Upcoming Sacramento Kings schedule for the 2025-26 season
Saturday, December 6th – @ Miami Heat – 5:00 PM PT
Monday, December 8th – @ Indiana Pacers – 4:00 PM PT
Thursday, December 11th – vs. Denver Nuggets – 7:00 PM PT
Sunday, December 14th – @ Minnesota Timberwolves – 4:00 PM PT
Thursday, December 18th – @ Portland Trail Blazers – 7:00 PM PT
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