The Sacramento Kings are entering a crucial offseason following a disappointing 22-win season. General Manager Scott Perry, who has been in charge for a year, faces the challenge of reshaping a roster still heavily influenced by the previous management under Monte McNair. Currently, 11 players are under contract, including key veterans like Domantas Sabonis, Zach LaVine, and DeMar DeRozan, which complicates the potential for significant roster changes. Perry has struggled to trade these veterans due to their contracts and perceived low value in the league. However, Keegan Murray, who signed a five-year, $140 million contract, is likely to remain with the team as he represents Perry's vision for the future. This offseason, Perry holds the 7th, 34th, and 45th picks in the draft, providing a unique opportunity to build a more cohesive team. If Perry can successfully move some veterans and leverage this draft capital, the Kings could finally start to align the roster with his strategic goals.