Sacramento Kings sign Isaac Jones to two-year contract

The Sacramento Kings have officially signed Isaac Jones to a two-year standard contract after his previous stint on a two-way deal. Jones, who went undrafted from Washington State, has shown promise in the NBA, averaging 3.7 points and 1.5 rebounds in 31 games this season. In the G League, he had a standout performance, posting averages of 21.4 points, 9.5 rebounds, and a block per game. This move highlights the Kings' investment in Jones, who has demonstrated potential as both a rim protector and an interior scorer. The signing aligns with the ongoing trend in the NBA, where teams are increasingly integrating young talent into their rosters. However, discussions around the overall presence of veterans in the league continue to be a point of contention among players and analysts.