Sacramento Kings

Houston Rockets' Turkish center Alperen Şengün has committed his future to the team with a lucrative five-year, $185 million contract extension, the NBA team announced on Oct. 21.

The deal, which also includes a player option in the final season, makes Şengün the highest-earning Turkish athlete in history.

Bulgaria's Aleksandar (Sasha) Vezenkov has officially been released by the Toronto Raptors.

It had been speculated for days, and he even hinted at it in his statements. Now, the time for the official announcement has come: Monaco has acquired Giorgos Papagiannis for the upcoming 2024-25 season! Just a few hours prior, he was officially released by Fenerbahce.

The highly anticipated deal for Olympiacos has finally materialized. Sasha Vezenkov is returning to Olympiacos, the team where he flourished under the guidance of Giorgos Bartzokas and earned the title of EuroLeague MVP.

Aleksandar Vezenkov, who was declared the Athlete of Bulgaria for 2023, returned to play for his team, the Sacramento Kings. After an ankle injury, Vezenkov did not play for 16 days.

"The Kings", however, suffered a defeat with a score of 120:133 as hosts against the team with the weakest performance of the season - the Detroit Pistons.

De'Aaron Fox scored 38 points and Malik Monk added 32 off the bench in leading the Sacramento Kings to a 126-123 victory over Golden State for their first NBA playoff triumph in 17 years.

Marjanovi commented on his performance, the praise he received from the head coach Jason Kidd, the arrival of a new assistant coach, Serbian Igor Kokokov, the ambitions of the team...

Since Atlanta Hawks let Lloyd Pierce go and hired Nate McMillan, things seem much brighter for the Hawks, but also for Bogdan Bogdanovic.

Kokoskov neither confirmed nor denied for B92 the rumors that he would succeed Aleksandar Djordjevic at the helm of "The Eagles".
"In a few days we will know more," Kokoskov told B92 when asked about taking over Serbian national team.

The Real Madrid star was picked behind only DeAndre Ayton (Phoenix Suns) and Marvin Bagley III (Sacramento Kings).

He is going to Dallas, which selected Trae Young with their number five pick but had agreed on a trade with Atlanta.