2019 second round draft pick from Orlando, Cleveland or Houston (second most favorable)
Philadelphia will receive the most favorable of Orlando's 2019 2nd round pick, Cleveland's 2019 2nd round pick, Houston's 2019 2nd round pick and Portland's 2019 2nd round pick; Sacramento will receive the second most favorable of the Orlando pick, the Cleveland pick and the Houston pick and New York will receive the least favorable of these three picks; L.A. Clippers will receive the less favorable of (i) the Portland pick and (ii) the most favorable of the Orlando pick, the Cleveland pick and the Houston pick (via Philadelphia's right to swap Orlando for Cleveland or Houston (via Cleveland and Houston to New York); via New York to Sacramento; via Portland to Orlando to Detroit to L.A. Clippers) [Cleveland-New York-Oklahoma City, 1/5/2015; Houston-New York, 2/19/2015; New York-Orlando, 7/9/2015; Orlando-Portland, 6/23/2016; Detroit-Orlando, 6/29/2016; New York-Sacramento, 7/14/2017; Detroit-L.A. Clippers, 1/29/2018; Orlando-Philadelphia, 2/7/2019]

2019 second round draft pick from Minnesota or L.A. Lakers (more favorable)
Sacramento will receive the more favorable of Minnesota's 2019 2nd round pick (via Cleveland to Portland) and the L.A. Lakers' 2019 2nd round pick (via Indiana to Cleveland to Portland) and Atlanta will receive the less favorable of these two picks (via Cleveland) [Cleveland-Minnesota, 6/25/2015; Indiana-L.A. Lakers, 7/9/2015; Cleveland-Indiana, 7/23/2015; Cleveland-Portland, 7/27/2015; Atlanta-Cleveland, 10/14/2017; Portland-Sacramento, 6/21/2018]

2020 second round draft pick from Detroit
Detroit's 2020 2nd round pick to Sacramento (via Phoenix) [Detroit-Phoenix, 7/9/2015; Phoenix-Sacramento, 6/23/2016]

2020 second round draft pick from Golden State or Houston
Dallas will receive the more favorable of Golden State's 2020 2nd round pick and Houston's 2020 2nd round pick protected for selections 31-39 and Sacramento will receive the less favorable of these two picks (via Dallas' right to swap Golden State for Houston); if the Houston pick falls within its protected range, then Dallas will instead receive the Golden State pick and Sacramento will instead receive the Houston pick [Dallas-Golden State, 7/7/2016; Dallas-Houston, 8/2/2018; Cleveland-Houston-Sacramento, 2/7/2019]

2020 second round draft pick from Miami
Miami's 2020 2nd round pick to Sacramento (via Boston to Cleveland) [Boston-Miami, 7/27/2015; Boston-Cleveland, 8/22/2017; Cleveland-Sacramento-Utah, 2/8/2018]

2021 second round draft pick from Memphis
Memphis' 2021 2nd round pick to Sacramento [Memphis-Sacramento, 7/17/2018]

2021 second round draft pick from Miami
Miami's 2021 2nd round pick to Sacramento (via Portland) [Miami-Portland, 2/18/2016; Portland-Sacramento, 6/21/2018]

2019 first round draft pick to Philadelphia or Boston
Boston will receive the more favorable of Philadelphia's 2019 1st round pick protected for selection 1 and Sacramento's 2019 1st round pick (via Philadelphia) protected for selection 1 and Philadelphia will receive the less favorable of these two picks; if either pick falls on its protected selection, then Philadelphia will receive the protected pick and Boston will receive the unprotected pick [Philadelphia-Sacramento, 7/9/2015; Boston-Philadelphia, 6/19/2017]

2019 second round draft pick to Philadelphia (swap, Milwaukee incoming)
Philadelphia will receive the more favorable of Milwaukee's 2019 2nd round pick and Sacramento's 2019 2nd round pick and Sacramento will receive the less favorable of these two picks (via Philadelphia's right to swap Milwaukee for Sacramento (via Brooklyn)) [Milwaukee-Sacramento, 7/12/2013; Brooklyn-Milwaukee, 6/30/2014; Brooklyn-Philadelphia, 10/24/2014]

Marvin Bagley III was selected as the #2 pick in the First Round of the 2018 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. Marvin Bagley III signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 1, 2018.

Willie Cauley-Stein was selected as the #6 pick in the First Round of the 2015 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. Willie Cauley-Stein signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 16, 2015.

De'Aaron Fox was selected as the #5 pick in the First Round of the 2017 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. De'Aaron Fox signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 7, 2017.

Frank Mason was selected as the #4 pick in the Second Round of the 2017 NBA Draft by the Sacramento Kings. Frank Mason signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 12, 2017.

Draft Rights to Bogdan Bogdanovic, the #27 pick in the First Round of the 2014 NBA Draft, were acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Phoenix Suns on June 23, 2016. Bogdan Bogdanovic signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 13, 2017.

Draft Rights to Harry Giles, the #20 pick in the First Round of the 2017 NBA Draft, were acquired by the Sacramento Kings from the Portland Trail Blazers on June 22, 2017. Harry Giles signed a multi-year contract with the Sacramento Kings on July 3, 2017.

Harrison Barnes was acquired in a trade by the Sacramento Kings from the Dallas Mavericks on February 7, 2019.

Alec Burks was acquired in a trade by the Sacramento Kings from the Cleveland Cavaliers on February 7, 2019.

Buddy Hield was acquired in a trade by the Sacramento Kings from the New Orleans Pelicans on February 20, 2017.

Caleb Swanigan was acquired in a trade by the Sacramento Kings from the Portland Trail Blazers on February 7, 2019.

Nemanja Bjelica signed a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Sacramento Kings on July 20, 2018.

Yogi Ferrell signed a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Sacramento Kings on July 23, 2018.

Kosta Koufos signed a multi-year contract as a free agent with the Sacramento Kings on July 13, 2015.