The Houston Rockets have expressed interest in trading for Harrison Barnes, sources tell Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Rockets would like to add perimeter shooting to their lineup.

Barnes is in Year 1 of his new three-year, $54 million contract with the Sacramento Kings.

The Kings have held discussions involving Barnes for a bigger move such as Pascal Siakam.

Mike Brown has been fined $50,000 for aggressively pursuing a game official during live play, and for publicly criticizing the officiating.

Brown’s actions took place during and after the Kings’ 143-142 overtime loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Jan. 14 at Fiserv Forum. 

Sacramento Kings coach Mike Brown was ejected from his team's game at the Milwaukee Bucks on Sunday. That ejection will come with a fine, but Brown may be facing an even bigger one after his postgame tactics with the media.

Brown brought a laptop with him and went through a fairly detailed analysis or what he thought were some incorrect calls throughout the game. Brown also detailed out a couple of call he didn't display on the laptop.

What had the Kings coaches and players really upset was what they felt was a disparity in the officiating, especially in the first half. Milwaukee took 19 first-half free throws, compared to five for Sacramento.

Kings guard Malik Monk was aware of his coach's postgame venting, but was wary of saying too much himself.

"I don't want to get fined. But they miss a lot of calls with us. That's all I'm going to say," said Monk.

The Sacramento Kings have shown zero interest in discussing Keegan Murray in trade scenarios, sources tell Zach Lowe of ESPN.

Murray is averaging 19.2 points on 53 percent shooting from the floor and 45 percent on three-pointers over the past month.

Murray is only in Year 2 of his rookie deal, giving the Kings an affordable cornerstone with considerable remaining upside. Murray is also versatile positionally with his ability to defend four positions.

The Kings selected Murray with the fourth overall pick in 2022.

The Sacramento Kings have very little optimism of re-signing Pascal Siakam in the offseason should they trade for him, two sources tell Sam Amick of The Athletic.

The Kings and Toronto Raptors began ramping up discussions on a Siakam trade last week before Sacramento abruptly pulled of talks. The Kings reportedly have reservations about signing Siakam to a max contract in free agency.

Siakam will be seeking a full-term, max salary contract in free agency.

Sources also tell The Athletic that Siakam doesn't view the Kings as a good long-term fit.

The Sacramento Kings signed forward Juan Toscano-Anderson to a 10-day contract. Toscano-Anderson was waived by Sacramento on Sunday, ahead of his contract becoming fully guaranteed for the season.

Toscano-Anderson has appeared in nine games so far this season with the Kings. Sacramento can sign the veteran forward to a second 10-day deal, after this first one expires.

The Sacramento Kings waived forward Juan Toscano-Anderson. The Kings had signed Toscano-Anderson in mid-December.

Toscano Anderson played 19 minutes in eight appearances with the Kings. The veteran forward had played for the Mexico City Capitanes of the G League prior to signing with Sacramento. Toscano-Anderson has also played for the Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers and Utah Jazz during his five-year NBA career.

The Kings now have an open roster spot leading up to the trade deadline on February 8.

The Sacramento Kings are not interested in trading Keegan Murray in a potential deal for Pascal Siakam, sources told Michael Grange of Sportsnet.

The Kings reportedly pulled out of trade talks with the Raptors on Friday.

Sources add that the Kings are also not interested in signing Siakam to a full max contract. Siakam is said to prefer playing out his contract and becoming a free agent if not offered the max. 

The Kings are now gauging the trade value of Harrison Barnes, Kevin Huerter, and Davion Mitchell.

After the Sacramento Kings and Toronto Raptors ramped up discussions on a Pascal Siakam trade, the Kings decided to pull out of those talks.

The Kings were previously described by Shams Charania as a "serious suitor" and that they have a "gaining interest."

Siakam is on an expiring contract and his willingness to sign long-term with a team interested in trading for him will go a long ways in getting a deal done.

The Sacramento Kings have called opposing front office to determine the trade value of Harrison Barnes and Kevin Huerter, sources tell Jake Fischer of Yahoo Sports. The Kings have also made Davion Mitchell available.

The Kings, however, won't consider moving Keegan Murray in a package for player such as Pascal Siakam.

The Kings recently promoted Chris Duarte to the starting lineup in place of Huerter.

Barnes signed a three-year, $54 million extension with the Kings last June.