The Sacramento Kings head into training camp with a few different questions to answer, but there is one question surrounding the rotation that sticks out.

Who will win the backup center battle for the Kings?

This offseason, the Sacramento Kings and center Domantas Sabonis have been involved in a lot of trade rumors. So, that does beg one question.

Will Domantas Sabonis be on the Kings to start the 2026 season?

The Sacramento Kings have made a few moves this offseason, but are bringing back a lot of the roster from the 2025 season.

So, that does raise one question. What is the floor for the Kings in 2026?

The Sacramento Kings have several solid playmakers on this team and that begs one question.

Who is the best passer on the Kings?

The Sacramento Kings have had an interesting offseason with a few intriguing signings as well as some solid draft selections, and with that there is one question that arises.

Kings fans what is the most likely scenario for this team in 2026?

This offseason, there have been plenty of trade rumors surrounding the Sacramento Kings and center Domantas Sabonis, and while Sabonis has not been traded yet, that does not mean he won't be traded in the future.

So, that brings up one question. Where will Sabonis end up if the Kings decide to trade him?

The Sacramento Kings have made a few moves this offseason including the signing of rookie guard Darius Acuff Jr. among others.

With that said, the Kings have a few solid scorers in Darius Acuff Jr., Zach LaVine, Domantas Sabonis, and Malik Monk. So, who will finish as the top scorer for the Kings?

The Kings have made some additions this offseason and hope to be much more competitive in 2026 than they were in 2025.

So, that begs one question. Will the Kings make the play-in tournament this season?

The Sacramento Kings have just recently added Elfrid Payton to the backcourt which now means the Kings have even more depth at the guard position as they have Zach LaVine, Darius Acuff Jr., Malik Monk, and Nique Clifford.

So with that said, there is one question that does arise. How will the Kings manage the backcourt rotation in 2026?

The Sacramento Kings appear to be in talks to acquire Detroit Pistons center Jalen Duren, and while there has not been a move made yet, it does not mean it can't happen soon. So, that begs the question.

Will the Kings acquire Jalen Duren at some point in 2026?