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For the Sacramento Kings, this season has to be about more the winning as they won't be doing much of that.

Writer Ian Goodwillie argues that the Sacramento Kings can still experience a successful 2026-2027 campaign even if they finish last in the league. Despite low external expectations and grim projections following a 22-win season, Goodwillie contends that success for the rebuilding franchise should be measured by steady player progress rather than win totals.
The article highlights that Sacramento has shifted toward a younger, more defensive-minded roster following the departures of veterans Russell Westbrook and DeMar DeRozan. The team's average age dropped from 27.3 to 25.9 years, which Goodwillie views as vital foundational progress for the franchise's long-term future.
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