He's right. Sacramento started LaVine, DeRozan, Murray and Keon Ellis with Sabonis in that play-in loss. And since there's no way to walk back the De'Aaron Fox trade, the Kings are probably looking at distressed assets to remedy this situation (or at least make it a little better).

Bleacher Report’s Andy Bailey predicts the Dubs will swap Kuminga for a Sacramento Kings center who averaged 10.4 points per contest this season in a massive three-team trade. "A rebuilding team like the (Washington) Wizards may be loathe to include a draft pick, but Kuminga is the biggest individual prize in this deal,” Bailey wrote Friday.

While Warriors head coach Steve Kerr could play Kuminga in the 2025 NBA playoffs, most league observers believe Kuminga needs a change of scenery. With that being said, one NBA analyst proposed that a lowly Eastern Conference team trade for Kuminga this summer when the forward becomes a restricted free agent.