When the Sacramento Kings signed free agent Markelle Fultz, it was seen as a low-risk signing to bolster the point guard and end-of-the-bench depth, but three games into his Sacramento tenure, Fultz is already showing how important the signing was for the Kings.

Markelle Fultz fills a positional need for the Sacramento Kings, but finding minutes for him may be difficult for Doug Christie and the coaching staff.

The team has faced numerous challenges, including injuries and roster changes, but has shown resilience under the leadership of interim head coach Doug Christie. In their recent game against the Charlotte Hornets,

Markelle Fultz made his NBA return when he signed a deal with the Sacramento Kings. Fultz had been a free agent for the first half of the 2024-25 season. On Thursday, Zach LaVine spoke about Fultz. LaVine (h/t Brenden Nunes of Sactown Sports 1140): "I've known Markelle since he was

Sacramento recalled Fultz from the G League's Stockton Kings on Sunday, James Ham of ESPN 1320 Sacramento reports.

Sacramento Kings guard Markelle Fultz made his debut in Friday's 132-108 loss to the Golden State Warriors. After Fultz signed with the Kings on February 12, fans reacted to his debut on social media throughout the night. After a five-year stint with the Orlando Magic, it was the former first-overall pick's first game of the 2024-25 campaign.

Markelle Fultz didn’t play an NBA game for 292 days. But the bank never closed for the new Kings point guard, who continued to put in his “daily deposits” over an extensive time away – a catchphrase he repeatedly uses to help portray his path back to NBA action.

On Friday night, the Sacramento Kings hosted the Golden State Warriors. The Kings lost by a score of 132-108. Markelle Fultz made his Kings debut, finishing with eight points and one assist while ...

When the Sacramento Kings signed free agent Markelle Fultz, it was seen as a low-risk signing to bolster the point guard and end-of-the-bench depth, but three games into his Sacramento tenure ...