Sacramento Kings Trade Devin Carter to Atlanta Hawks

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Sacramento Kings Trade Devin Carter to Atlanta Hawks

Sacramento is trading Carter and a future second-round pick to Atlanta, according to Shams Charania. The move gives the Hawks another young guard to develop while adding draft compensation, and it clears Carter from the Kings’ backcourt picture as Sacramento continues reshaping its roster around larger offseason decisions following Zach LaVine’s option decision earlier in free agency.

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