American News: Compared to trading Monk, the King is more likely to trade Devin Carter to sign Westbrook
2:45pm, 29 August 2025Basketball

August 29th According to Jake Fischer, Devin Carter is more likely to be traded by the King to sign Westbrook.
It is reported that the King had considered trading Monk earlier this summer, but is no longer actively seeking this option. In the early stages of the free agent market opening, Monk was almost included in the sign-in and then exchange deal with the Pistons in exchange for Schroeder to join the Kings, but in the end the Kings directly signed Schroeder as their new starting point guard.
Sources revealed that the Kings are still eager to get Westbrook to make him and Schroeder a new partner in the backcourt, but before achieving that goal, some form of trade may be needed to alleviate the backcourt crowding. Some in the
league believe that Devin Carter is more likely to be traded than Monk to help facilitate Westbrook's signing. Of course, Devin Carter is the draft result under the presidency of McNair's general manager.
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