The Sacramento Kings have appointed Scott Perry as their new general manager, aiming to revitalize the franchise after two near misses in the playoffs. After severing ties with former GM Monte McNair, the Kings hope Perry's extensive experience will help them achieve a winning culture. Perry, who has previously held positions with the Kings and the New York Knicks, expressed enthusiasm about working with the Kings' roster, which includes standout players like Domantas Sabonis and DeMar DeRozan.

Perry's first challenge will be determining the future of interim coach Doug Christie, who managed a respectable 27-24 record after taking over mid-season. The Kings currently have a low draft pick likelihood, complicating their roster-building efforts. With a history of executive changes and coaching turnover, fans are eager to see if Perry can finally stabilize the organization and lead them back to the playoffs.