Julius Randle's future with the New York Knicks is uncertain as trade discussions heat up, with former NBA player Patrick Beverley suggesting the Sacramento Kings as a potential fit for the All-Star forward. Randle's performance last season was hampered by injuries, and rival teams currently rate his trade value as 'neutral at best', indicating a lack of significant interest in acquiring him. Meanwhile, the Knicks have built a competitive roster around star guard Jalen Brunson, raising questions about Randle's role. In a related move, the Kings are actively looking to bolster their lineup, showing interest in free agent Jae Crowder, who is set to work out with the team this week. Crowder, a veteran forward, aims to prove his worth after dealing with recent career challenges. The Kings' pursuit of experienced players like Crowder reflects their ambition to make a playoff push in the upcoming season.