Tyrone Marshall Jr., 24, appears on the Sacramento Kings' roster as of Friday, Sept. 25, with no signing report logged beforehand. His contract terms are not yet on file, and he joins a 20-man roster already crowded at the top of the rotation.
The move
Tyrone Marshall Jr., 24, is on the Sacramento Kings roster as of Friday, Sept. 25, per the team's official roster listing. He arrives from outside the league, with no NBA roster spot in 2025-26 and no report logged ahead of the move. Marshall is a rookie entering the 2026-27 season, the first time he shows up on an NBA roster.
The money
Marshall's contract terms are not on file yet; public salary data can lag a signing by a day. Sacramento carries $191.8 million across 13 contracts for 2026-27, above the $165.0 million salary cap but below the $200.4 million luxury tax line. The Kings also sit under both aprons, the $209.0 million first apron and the $221.7 million second apron, leaving room before harsher roster restrictions would apply.
The fit
Marshall has no NBA line from last season. He joins a Kings roster that already runs 20 players, 15 on standard deals plus three on two-way contracts. Last season's minutes went to Keegan Murray at 34.5 per game, Zach LaVine at 31.4, DeMar DeRozan at 31.2, Domantas Sabonis at 29.7 and Russell Westbrook at 28.9, with Maxime Raynaud, Dennis Schroder and Daeqwon Plowden also over 26 minutes a night. Where Marshall fits into that mix is not announced.
What is Tyrone Marshall Jr.'s contract with the Kings?
Not on file yet. Public salary data can lag a signing by a day.
Was the move to Sacramento reported before the roster update?
No report is logged ahead of the move. It was detected from the Kings' official roster on Friday, Sept. 25.
How many players are on the Kings roster now?
20 players: 15 on standard contracts and three on two-way deals.