\n<\/strong><\/p>\nThrough two preseason games Darren Collison and Ramon Sessions are de facto options A and 1A for head coach Michael Malone. Collison started the opener and shot 5-of-7 field goals, while Sessions earned the nod in Game 2 and produced six assists to zero turnovers.\u00a0Both guards have logged\u00a0even minutes and executed plays, and their versatility to slide to the two may\u00a0make the final choice for starter\u00a0trickier\u00a0for Malone. Sophomore Ray McCallum made his first preseason appearance with less than four minutes to go in their last contest, so his role remains unclear.<\/p>\n
2.\u00a0A situation at small forward \n<\/strong><\/p>\nNo one should be alarmed by Rudy Gay’s cold shooting thus far, but the role behind him seems up for grabs. In Game 1 the Kings opted to slide Nik Stauskas to the three and run Collison and Sessions in the backcourt. Derrick Williams played 15 minutes, but he was a healthy scratch on Tuesday, the same day Omri Casspi scored 15 points in 26 minutes after an underwhelming seven-minute showing in the opener.<\/p>\n
3.<\/b>\u00a0Intriguing DNPs<\/strong> \n<\/strong><\/p>\nBig man wonder Sim Bhullar has played one minute with Sacramento to date. Summer league standout Eric Moreland has yet to make an appearance. Journeyman Ryan Hollins has nibbled a few minutes, but it’s likely the Kings will soon need to fork over floor time to see what they have in their rim protection department.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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