05/03/202122:10
Walton has two seasons left on his 4-year contract.
The job of Luke Walton as head coach of the Sacramento Kings is “not in any imminent trouble,” sources tell The Athletic. Walton is also expected to remain in the job at least through this season unless the Kings go into “a complete nose-dive in the second half.”
Walton is owed a combined $11.5 million in the next two seasons of his four-year contract. The Kings turned over their front office since Walton was hired, bringing in Monte McNair to replace Vlade Divac.
The center, selected by Utah with the 28th overall pick in the 2017 NBA Draft, returns to the franchise where he spent the first three seasons of his career.
Golden State has parted ways with the three players, bringing its roster to 18 ahead of the start of the 2026-27 NBA season.
The Texas franchise has parted ways with the two guards following four and three preseason games, respectively.
The Wisconsin franchise has announced the release of the three players ahead of the start of the regular season.
New York has waived the veteran guard but could consider bringing him back in December, when NBA contracts become prorated.
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