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The Kings have waived guard Adam Flagler, opening a two-way roster spot ahead of the regular season, the team announced, via James Ham. Flagler signed with Sacramento in July but saw little action during the preseason, appearing in two games…
The Sacramento Kings announced they have waived guard Adam Flagler, opening a two-way roster spot ahead of the regular season. Flagler, who signed with the team in July, appeared in just two preseason games, averaging 4.6 minutes of playing time.
Prior to his release, the 26-year-old struggled during Summer League play, shooting 31.9 percent from the field. Sacramento's remaining two-way contract spots are held by Jonathan Mogbo and Leaky Black, with the Kings yet to name Flagler's replacement.
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