Summary
Russell Westbrook did not stay with the Denver Nuggets and joined the Sacramento Kings on a one-year deal. The move means changes in team lineups and could lead to trades involving other players. Second-year guard Devin Carter might be affected, as the team's new roster decisions could push him out.
Key Facts
- Russell Westbrook declined his $3.47 million option with the Denver Nuggets.
- He signed a $3.63 million one-year contract with the Sacramento Kings.
- Westbrook will be a key player off the bench, backing up Dennis Schröder.
- Sacramento Kings' new general manager is Scott Perry.
- Second-year guard Devin Carter may leave the Kings due to lineup changes.
- Carter was largely benched last season and played mostly in the G League.
- The Kings might trade or waive players to adjust to recent signings.