The Sacramento Kings' season ended with a disappointing season, with head coach Doug Christie and general manager Scott Perry reflecting on the team's struggles. Despite nearly 300 injuries, Christie acknowledged that the team had seen signs of growth from young players, while rebounding remained a key strength. Christie also took personal responsibility for the team’s shortcomings, emphasizing the need for growth as he enters his second year as head coach. He emphasized the importance of developing the entire roster, not just the starting lineup, but the entire team. The Kings are also focusing on finding a point guard in the upcoming draft, while Perry emphasized a long-term approach to balance veteran talent with progressing young players. The team is also keeping the door open for Russell Westbrook.