With the Sacramento Kings entering the 2019-20 season with a revamped roster, what will the second unit look like for them this year?
The Sacramento Kings are a few months away from beginning their 2019-20 campaign. For the purple and white, this is a big season ahead.
After finishing last year with a record of 39-43, and being one spot shy of making the postseason, the expectation now is to make the playoffs for the first time in 13 years. Anything less than a playoff berth would be considered a bust.
With the Kings putting such high expectations on themselves, they went out this summer and changed up their roster. In the draft, Vlade Divac went to get three shooting guards in the second round. In free agency, they filled the holes in their roster by signing five guys, four of them being newly Kings.
So with the team continuing to build around their youth by finding veteran pieces to fulfill needs on their squad, the Kings look to be in pretty good shape to have themselves a successful season.
A week ago, I analyzed what the new, and hopefully improved, starting lineup should look like for the Kings. Now it is time to go through the rest of the roster.
With that said, what should the second unit, as well as the rest of the bench, look like for the Kings this upcoming season? Let us start by discussing the point guard position.