The Sacramento Kings have picked up their fourth-year option on Dave Joerger for the 19-20 season.

The Kings hired Joerger as head coach in 2016.

Sacramento also has Divac under contract through the 19-20 season.

The Sacramento Kings have extended the contract of Vlade Divac as general manager through the 19-20 season.

Divac was hired by the Kings as general manager in 2015.

Zach Randolph was sentenced to 150 hours of community service for his involvement in an incident during the offseason in Los Angeles.

“I’m not speaking a lot about it, but I felt that I was wrongfully arrested," said Randolph. "Things that was put out there wasn’t true. But I don’t want to be a distraction to my team, my organization, so I’m just going to move forward and play basketball.”

Randolph was also asked if he expects a fine or suspension from the NBA.

“No. I didn’t do anything wrong,” said Randolph.

Randolph signed with the Sacramento Kings this offseason.

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The Sacramento Kings have hired Galen Duncan to serve as Vice President of the Kings Academy and professional development.

Duncan, who spent the last 10 years as senior director of player development with the Detroit Lions, will take on the role of player development and establishing a player-centric curriculum that aligns with the organization's philosophy to help athletes mature into well-rounded professionals.

Duncan considers himself more of a life coach than a sports psychologist. Duncan helps players through their finances, off-court opportunities and general counseling. 

"With that money, there is the pressure to perform. There's family members who may understand or don't understand the situation the young man is in. Some of these guys are coming from situations where they've been the guy, they've been getting a certain number of minutes a night and that might not be the same case when they get to this situation, so my job is to mentor them through that," Duncan told Sactown Royalty. "A lot of these guys, other than AAU trips and a year in college, it's the first time they've been away from home, so my job is to make them feel a little more comfortable and help them become young men and work to be better people."

Zach Randolph has pled no contest to resisting arrest and possession of marijuana stemming from an incident in August in Los Angeles. The deal will allow Randolph to avoid jail time.

Randolph will need to complete 150 hours of community service. If Randolph completes the community service and has no run-ins with the law over the next 12 months, the resisting arrest conviction will be removed from his record.

Randolph must also avoid associating with any drug dealers as part of the agreement.

Randolph signed a two-year, $24 million deal with the Sacramento Kings in July.

The NBA could still issue discipline to Randolph.

The Sacramento Kings have signed Matt Jones to a camp deal.

The Kings already have 15 guaranteed contracts and two two-way players signed.

Jones played for the Houston Rockets in Summer League after going undrafted out of Duke in 2017.