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A recent interview seems to indicate Zach LaVine at least wants to be locked in for the season, which is good for both the Sacramento Kings and his future.

Zach LaVine is approaching his final season with the Sacramento Kings with renewed seriousness following an underwhelming 2025-26 campaign. The guard struggled with his shooting and appeared in fewer than half of the team's games during the previous season. Recent comments from LaVine indicate he is focused on rebounding for the upcoming year to secure his NBA future.
LaVine dealt with sporadic minor ailments before a major injury eventually sidelined him for the remainder of the season. His play was also impacted by tactical adjustments under head coach Doug Christie, who sought more defensive presence and ran an offensive scheme that did not consistently feature LaVine.
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