Sacramento Kings part ways with general manager Monte McNair
- The Sacramento Kings and General Manager Monte McNair have mutually agreed to part ways after the Kings' loss in the Play-In Tournament against the Dallas Mavericks.
- McNair joined the Kings in 2020, leading them to end a 16-season playoff drought in 2023, but the team failed to return to the playoffs since then.
- Under McNair, the Kings traded star players but struggled overall, finishing the last season with a 40-42 record and losing in the Play-In Tournament.
- It is unclear if the Kings will hire externally or promote internally for a new general manager following McNair's departure.
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The News-EnterpriseKings and GM Monte McNair agree to part ways. Scott Perry is hired as replacement, AP source says
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Sacramento Kings and general manager Monte McNair have agreed to part ways, two years after McNair helped end the longest playoff drought in NBA history.
Yakima Herald-Republic
Sacramento Kings and GM Monte McNair agree to part ways
The Sacramento Kings and general manager Monte McNair have agreed to part ways, two years after McNair helped end the longest playoff drought in NBA history. The two sides reached the decision shortly after the Kings’ season ended Wednesday night…
Kings Parted Ways With General Manager After Loss To Mavericks
(Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images) It’s going to be a very long summer for the Sacramento Kings. Their season came to an end on Wednesday night as the Dallas Mavericks easily beat them in the Play-In Tournament. The Kings have a lot of work to do now, and they got right to it after the game. According to Shams Charania, the Kings and general manager Monte McNair are “mutually parting ways.” McNair was with the Kings for five seasons and not all…
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