The Sacramento Kings are parting ways with their G League team general manager Anthony McClish after three seasons, according to ABC10’s Sean Cunningham. McClish first joined the organization in 2013 before working his way up the ranks. The Kings gave two-way contracts to several players last season, including DaQuan Jeffries, Wenyen Gabriel and Gabe Vincent.

Sacramento also cut several basketball operations positions due to the economic fallout of the pandemic. The team released a statement acknowledging the changes.

“Yesterday, a handful of full-time positions across the basketball operations departments of the Sacramento Kings and Stockton Kings were eliminated due to the ongoing impacts of the pandemic and a reorganization of the team’s basketball operations structure.”

Dealing with financial losses hasn’t been easy for any NBA organization. The Kings have laid off or furloughed more than 100 staff members over the past five months as the economic uncertainty continues amidst the Covid-19 outbreak.

Sacramento’s new general manager Monte McNair took over the job two weeks ago. We could see more changes at the scouting and G League level as he continues to shape the organization’s front office.

On to some more links:

Even though they aren’t holding events in person, it doesn’t mean the Kings aren’t trying to help the community. The team is celebrating LatinX Heritage Month with music, food and a social campaign aimed at empowering the LatinX vote. (Kings.com)

Axios put together its ranking of each NBA teams’ all-time rosters. Jeff Tracy has Sacramento just outside the top 15. Do you agree with his list?