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Free agent wings Aaron Nkrumah and Damari Monsanto have signed Exhibit 10 contracts with the Kings, according to RealGM’s transaction log and Keith Smith of Spotrac (Twitter link). Nkrumah went undrafted out of Tennessee State after earning Player of the…

The Sacramento Kings have signed free-agent wings Aaron Nkrumah and Damari Monsanto to Exhibit 10 contracts. The additions bring Sacramento's preseason roster to the league limit of 21 players, according to reporting from RealGM and Keith Smith of Spotrac. Both players are expected to spend time with the franchise's G League affiliate, the Stockton Kings.
Nkrumah, a 6-foot-6 swingman, previously won Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Year at Tennessee State before going undrafted. Monsanto spent last season in the G League, primarily with the Capital City Go-Go, after going undrafted in 2025. Both players can earn bonuses of up to $91,000 if they spend at least 60 days with Stockton.
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