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DeRozan is viewed as the most likely in-season target among the Kings veterans due to his favorable contract.
Sabonis is currently sidelined with a meniscus tear and will start return-to-play around Christmas.
The Timberwolves are reported to be weighing options but face limitations due to a lack of tradable first-round picks.
Nic Claxton is floated as a potential target in discussions around a Warriors move and Lakers interest.
The report suggests Indiana may consider moves around Kuminga and Mathurin as it ponders cap implications.
The article outlines potential suitors for DeRozan, including the Bucks, Clippers, Heat, Trail Blazers, and Grizzlies.
There is ongoing chatter about in-season moves and the possible reshaping of multiple rosters this season.
Wolves would need tradable assets beyond picks to make a major move, according to the report.
Claxton and Kuminga scenarios involve possible links to Warriors and Pacers discussions, per Siegel.
The article notes that retooling around Kawhi Leonard and LeBron James-era players remains a talking point for teams.
The report aggregates rumors from ClutchPoints’ Brett Siegel and notes multiple teams may weigh midseason moves.
The piece emphasizes that no single deal is guaranteed and many moves depend on team priorities and cap space.

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Timberwolves weigh trading Julius Randle to land a star point guard before the February deadline, per ClutchPoints.
Possible targets include Ja Morant, LaMelo Ball, Trae Young, and Darius Garland as potential fits for Minnesota.
Randle's strong start this season makes him a tempting trade centerpiece despite recent turnover concerns.
Any deal would need salary matching and could involve additional players and second-round picks.
The proposed rotation could shift to include a star guard alongside Anthony Edwards if Randle is moved.
The article references Minnesota’s first-apron salary constraints as a factor in potential trades.
The report cites a potential package including Rob Dillingham or Donte DiVincenzo and second-round picks.
Randle’s performance is described as All-Star level, impacting perceived value in potential trades.
The piece emphasizes Feb. 5 as the deadline for potential deals.

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Top executives expect the Kings to trade at least two stars before February's deadline, per ClutchPoints.
Sabonis is reportedly unhappy with his role, affecting trade value and interest from other teams.
LaVine’s contract complicates potential trades given his $47.5 million season and near $50 million options.
DeRozan is viewed as the most tradable asset among the three Kings stars due to a more absorber-friendly contract.
Teams such as the Bucks, Clippers, and Heat are cited as potential destinations for DeRozan.
The article frames the move as a strategic rebuild under new GM Scott Perry.
The piece notes Sabonis’ value and questions around whether he remains a focal point in another system.
The article links DeRozan’s contract as a factor for teams viewing him as a rental option.
The article emphasizes February’s trade deadline as a pivotal point for the Kings' strategy.

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The Kings sit 5-15 and are near the bottom of the Western Conference as they face a February trade deadline.
Sabonis is at the center of trade rumors, with some viewing him as a trade candidate before the deadline.
ClutchPoints insider Brett Siegel says the Warriors are not interested in Sabonis and would not pursue him.
Siegel notes Sabonis’s fit versus teams’ needs and questions whether his style translates across systems.
Sabonis could be shopped before February as the trade deadline nears, though the Warriors reportedly won’t take on his $186 million contract.
Siegel hints a potential fit with stars like Stephen Curry and Draymond Green, but questions persist about Sabonis's value.
The article emphasizes Sabonis’s injury sideline timing, which may affect his market ahead of Christmas.
The report frames the trade talk as part of broader league chatter about Sabonis's value and market demand.
Overall, the piece suggests Sabonis could be shopped, but it remains unclear which teams would meet his value.

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