The Kings weren’t expected to win much. They were supposed to learn something about the players who might eventually help them do it. At 1-8, with seven double-digit losses, even that part has been difficult. Will Zimmerle of Kings On…

The Sacramento Kings have started the season 1-8 with seven double-digit losses, raising concerns beyond just their poor record. Citing analysis from Will Zimmerle of Kings On SI, writer Sam Amico argues that the team's struggles are compounded by a lack of playing time and developmental opportunities for key young players.
First-round investments Nique Clifford and Alex Karaban have seen minimal court time, averaging 6.3 and 1.4 minutes respectively. While rookie Darius Acuff Jr. has provided a bright spot alongside veterans like Zach LaVine and Domantas Sabonis, Amico warns that Sacramento risks wasting developmental opportunities during their rebuild.
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