BREAKING: Free agent Doug McDermott has officially signed a one-year deal worth $3.6 million to return to the Sacramento Kings, as confirmed by representatives Mark Bartelstein and Andy Shiffman of Priority Sports to ESPN’s Shams Charania earlier today.
This development marks a significant moment as McDermott enters his 12th NBA season and continues his journey with the Kings for a second consecutive year. Last season, he contributed significantly, boasting an impressive 44% shooting from beyond the arc across 42 games.
As a premier shooter, McDermott has consistently demonstrated his skills, maintaining a career average of 41.1% from three-point range on more than three attempts per game throughout his career, which spans seven teams. His return is expected to bolster the Kings’ lineup as they aim for a successful season ahead.
The decision to re-sign McDermott signals the Kings’ commitment to enhancing their shooting capabilities and overall team performance in the upcoming season. Fans are eager to see how his presence will impact the team’s strategy and results.
Next, all eyes will be on the Kings as they prepare for the new season, with McDermott poised to play a crucial role. The Kings’ first game is just around the corner, and it promises to be an exciting season for both the team and its supporters.
This news is generating buzz among basketball enthusiasts and is likely to influence team dynamics as well as playoff predictions for the upcoming season. Stay tuned for further updates as the Kings gear up for what could be a pivotal year.