Kevin Huerter

As soon as Sacramento's season ended, it was clear that the team would look to improve its wing scoring, with either Barnes or Kevin Huerter expected to be moved. The latter is headed to San Antonio, with Chris Duarte, two second-round picks, and cash headed to Chicago. While Barnes was a fixture in the Kings' starting lineup, not missing a game in either of the last two seasons, the fantasy value was limited. While the Spurs are rebuilding, they did sign Chris Paul to get more experience around Victor Wembanyama. Barnes could potentially provide late-round fantasy value in San Antonio, but he offers a limited ceiling.

In exchange for DeRozan, who has agreed to a three-year, $74 million deal, the Kings sent Harrison Barnes to the Spurs and Duarte, two second-round picks, and cash to Chicago. Initially competing with Kevin Huerter for a spot in the starting lineup last season, Duarte was injured during the preseason and never seemed to get back on track. He appeared in 59 games, averaging a career-low 3.9 points while shooting 38.1% from the field. If Chicago embraces a rebuild, there could be opportunities for Duarte to prove himself, but he is not worth selecting in fantasy drafts.