Overview

• Through a sign-and-trade deal the Kings secured Schröder on a three-year, $45 million contract and immediately named him their starting point guard.
• Detroit received a 2026 second-round pick while Sacramento acquired Schröder and a 2029 second-round pick in return.
• General Manager Scott Perry hailed Schröder as the catalyst to infuse toughness and leadership into Sacramento’s backcourt identity.
• Schröder said he feels “nothing to prove” after 12 NBA seasons and is eager to repay the organization’s confidence.
• Before reporting for Kings camp he will captain Germany at this summer’s European Championship.