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Could it be that the Sacramento Kings have turned a corner? Of course it was recently

announced that Kagan Murray, the fourth overall pick in last month's draft, was named the

NBA's Summer League most viable player.

When you look at Davy on Mitchell who shared that honor a year ago, when you look at how well

Tyrese Halliburton looked in Summer League.

Of course the Kings traded him along with Buddy Heel to get

a bonus the two-time All-Star. There is no question that Kagan Murray looks like

the real deal. Now we don't want to get carried away based on Summer League, but there are some

numbers that are worth talking about. All right, let me read you an excerpt from the

Bleacher Report. The number four overall pick in the 2022 draft ranked fourth among all players in the Las Vegas Summer League with his average of 23.3 points per game.

He also led the California Summer League with 19.7 points per game and three appearances.

Murray helped the Kings finish with a six and two record across the two Summer League competitions.

ESPans Kevin Pelton rated him as the top player. competitions. heading into last month's draft that the class featured a clear top three

of Apollo Ban Caro, Chad Holngen, and Jabari Smith before a drop-off. However, Murray

showed over the past couple of weeks that he could be the

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