With all due respect to the unsigned free agents and trade candidates yet to be moved, the dust has mostly settled on the 2025 NBA offseason.

Malik Monk is willing to do whatever Doug Christie and the team needs next season, including coming off the bench.

As the Sacramento Kings await to see if they'll continue in the Summer League tournament, all news on the trade rumor front is quiet, leaving the Kings with a guard-heavy roster as currently ...

Sean Cunningham: Kings GM Scott Perry on Malik Monk: "I've had conversations with him both on the phone and in person here recently, and it's been very good.

The Sacramento Kings could move Malik Monk to land a key reserve from the Washington Wizards after a recent report.

Given the two sides' current situation, the Wizards and Kings could very well swap Kispert and Monk in a fairly even trade, according to a mock trade by Kings on SI's Will Zimmerle.

The Orlando Magic are in great position to compete for a championship, but this trade for Malik Monk could boost the bench production could take them over the hump.

KCRA 3's Sean Cunningham met up with Sacramento Kings General Manager Scott Perry for a wide-ranging, exclusive interview in Las Vegas.

New York Giants receiver Malik Nabers, who brought some excitement in an otherwise disappointing season, has landed in the annual NFL Top 100 players list.

Sacramento also added Nique Clifford and Maxime Raynaud in the NBA draft and they acquired Dario Saric from the Denver Nuggets for Jonas Valanciunas. On Monday, the Kings made another key decision ...

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love retained a place among the NFL's top 100 players, while New York Giants wide receiver Malik Nabers made his debut.