Guard Adam Flagler, 26, came off the Sacramento Kings' official roster on Monday, Oct. 19. A report that day said the Kings released the two-way player, with 45% confidence.
The move
Adam Flagler, a 26-year-old guard with two seasons of experience, is no longer on the Sacramento Kings' official roster. The move was detected Monday, Oct. 19, and he is now off the roster. A report from hoopsrumors that same day, headlined "Kings Release Two-Way Player Adam Flagler," preceded it. That report carries 45% confidence. The Kings have not announced where Flagler goes next.
The money
Flagler's contract is not on file yet, so his cap hit and years are not available. Public salary data can lag a signing by a day. Sacramento carries $191.8M across 13 contracts for 2026-27. That puts the Kings over the $165.0M cap and under the $200.4M tax line. The first apron is $209.0M and the second apron is $221.7M. The Kings sit $8.6M below the tax line.
The fit
Flagler has no NBA line from last season. The Kings' guard rotation last season ran through Zach LaVine at 31.4 minutes and 19.2 points per game. DeMar DeRozan played 31.2 minutes and scored 18.4. Russell Westbrook added 28.9 minutes and 15.2 points. Dennis Schroder averaged 26.4 minutes and 12.8 points. With Flagler gone, the Kings list 16 players on the roster. The standard limit is 15, plus 3 two-way players.
Where did Adam Flagler play before leaving the Kings?
Flagler was on the Sacramento Kings' roster until Monday, Oct. 19. He is a 26-year-old guard with two seasons of experience.
Was Flagler released?
A hoopsrumors report on Oct. 19 said the Kings released the two-way player. It carries 45% confidence. The roster move itself was detected on the official roster the same day.
What is Flagler's contract?
His contract is not on file yet. Public salary data can lag a signing by a day.
How many players are on the Kings roster?
The Kings have 16 players on the roster. The standard limit is 15, plus 3 two-way players.