McLemore should catch the eye of teams looking for wing depth - he shot 36 percent from three last season, his feel for the game is improving, and he’s still on his rookie deal. But packaging McLemore or Koufos could add to that value.
With Gay by himself, Sacramento maybe could swap solid veterans with a team, or get a non-lottery first round pick. He’s on a now reasonable contract for $27.6 million over the next two seasons. He’s not elite (at either end), and after a few injuries his efficiency slipped last season, but he’s still a quality NBA wing that a number of teams could use. Gay is the biggest name of the three, and he remains an athletic wing who scored 17.2 points per game last season.
Kings attempting to trade Rudy Gay (per his request), but adamant that they have no interest in Monta Ellis.
