What a difference five months can make.
Had these rankings run in October, the Sacramento Kings would have held one of the spots. They were a mess that is 55-loss last year, and no one had even hinted at possible. Zach Randolph, who has not logged a second this year and was traded afterward waived in February, paced that group together with 14.5 points per match.
But the Kings are creating a case for the NBA to create a Most Improved award.
Both Buddy Hield and De’Aaron Fox found ways to fast-forward their development. The former is a top-30 scorer and top-five three-point shot. The latter is among only 10 players averaging 17 points and seven assists. Marvin Bagley III and Harry Giles’ frontcourt combo is loaded with promise. Bogdan Bogdanovic’s game acts like tissue. Harrison Barnes is your jumbo.
The Kings have the wiggle room to purchase even though they’ll have to wait and see if this roster that is rapidly improving is what brings on free brokers. They do get dinged for not owning their forthcoming first-round selection, but that frees the franchise.

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