The Sacramento Kings were in a much different position a month ago. Now, they are trying to capitalize on their recent hot stretch with a long-awaited trade.

The Kings are expected to be active on the trade market. Brooklyn Nets wing Cameron Johnson has emerged as their primary target, although other teams, like the Los Angeles Lakers, Indiana Pacers, Golden State Warriors, and Oklahoma City Thunder are all expected to be in the running for him.

With a new mindset of buying, not selling, the Kings are now the perceived frontrunners for Brooklyn Nets forward Cameron Johnson, according to a report from NBA insider Jake Fischer. "Sacramento ...

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The status of two key players is in question as the Sacramento Kings prepare to visit the New York Knicks on Saturday at Madison Square Garden. The Kings are listing point guard De’Aaron Fox as questionable due to a right thumb sprain. Knicks shooting guard Josh Hart is questionable because of right knee soreness.

This is indicated by Michael Scotto, from HoopsHype, in the NBA Rumors. The trade idea would involve a combination of Kevin Huerter, Trey Lyles, and future first-round picks. The Kings have been improving since they fired Mike Brown. Right now, Sacramento is 9th in the Western Conference with a record of 23-21.

The Sacramento Kings' chances to acquire Cameron Johnson from the Brooklyn Nets may depend on whether they are willing to include their star rookie in trade talks.

The Sacramento Kings could upgrade their wing depth by trading for the Utah Jazz's star forward ahead of the trade deadline.

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