Sacramento Kings announce their 2024-25 training camp roster

Sep 28, 2024, 3:45 PM

SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA - DECEMBER 22: De'Aaron Fox #5 and Domantas Sabonis #10 of the Sacramento Ki...

De'Aaron Fox #5 and Domantas Sabonis #10 of the Sacramento Kings celebrate during the second half of their win over the Phoenix Suns at Golden 1 Center on December 22, 2023 in Sacramento, California. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)

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BY BRENDEN NUNES

Sactown Sports writer

The 2024-25 NBA season is right around the corner. The Sacramento Kings will host their media day on Monday, September 30th, and training camp will start the following day.

After signing 6’5 guard/wing Brodric Thomas, they are up to the maximum of 21 players, including three two-way contracts. Before the start of the regular season, that will need to be trimmed down to 18, but the organization will have time to evaluate in preseason and camp what they deem as the appropriate cuts to optimize their odds.

The roster is as follows:

Guards

De’Aaron Fox
Malik Monk
Keon Ellis
Devin Carter
Jordan McLaughlin
Colby Jones
Boogie Ellis
Brodric Thomas

Forwards

DeMar DeRozan
Keegan Murray
Kevin Huerter
Trey Lyles
Jalen McDaniels
Terry Taylor

Centers

Domantas Sabonis
Alex Len
Orlando Robinson
Skal Labissiere

Two-Way Contracts

Mason Jones
Isaac Jones
Isaiah Crawford

The coaching staff has shifted since previous assistant head coach Jordi Fernandez took the lead role with the Brooklyn Nets and brought Devidas Dulkys and Dutch Gaitley. The reigning G-League Coach of the Year with Stockton, Lindsey Harding, joined J.J. Redick’s staff in Los Angeles.

Under head coach Mike Brown, Jay Triano is his associate head coach, while Doug Christie, Luke Loucks, Leandro Barbosa, Riccardo Fois, and Jim Moran are assistants.

Jawad Williams, who coached Sacramento’s B-squad during the California Classic, has the title of assistant coach and director of player development. Sacramento native Robbie Lemons is listed as an assistant and senior director of coaching analytics and strategy.

Two familiar faces are their player development coaches, Jimmy Alapag and Charles Allen, while Dipseh Minstry holds that title and is also the head video coordinator.

Jas Randhawa has been named senior director of athlete health, and Joel Noland is their head athletic trainer.

While some new faces have been sprinkled in among both the coaches and players, there are plenty of familiar ones as well heading into next week’s training camp.

When is the next Sacramento Kings offseason date of interest?

Now that we know when the Kings will suit up for their season-opener, we can look forward to October 24th for the Beam Team’s season-opening matchup against the Minnesota Timberwolves.

Training camps will begin at the end of September, meaning there could still be a move or two up general manager Monte McNair’s sleeve to round out Sacramento’s roster before players report to Golden 1 Center.

Be sure to stay locked into Sactown Sports for all of your Sacramento Kings news on player signings, trades, game recaps, and more for the upcoming season.