Sacramento Kings Consider Signing Free Agent Precious Achiuwa
The Sacramento Kings are exploring the option of signing center Precious Achiuwa, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer. The team aims to address its size disadvantage with this potential move.
Team Needs and Player Profile
General manager Scott Perry is reportedly working on bolstering the Kings' roster. Achiuwa, 26, is a veteran big man known for his rebounding skills throughout his five-year NBA career. He last played for the New York Knicks during the 2024-25 season.
The Sacramento Kings are looking at bringing in veteran center Precious Achiuwa, according to league sources. — Jake Fischer (@JakeLFischer) November 3, 2025
Currently, Sacramento ranks last in the NBA for rebounds per game (37.5). The team is also dealing with the absence of starting forward Keegan Murray, who is recovering from wrist surgery.
Roster Considerations
Signing Achiuwa would require a roster adjustment, as the Kings already have 15 players under standard contracts. Russell Westbrook’s contract for the season is not fully guaranteed, but he has performed well early on with the team.
- Non-guaranteed deals and potential cuts could include second-year forward Issac Jones, forward Dario Saric, and wing Doug McDermott.
Summary
The Kings are actively looking to improve their rebounding and overall size by targeting veteran center Precious Achiuwa amidst roster constraints.
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