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Domantas Sabonis
PF/C - 6'10, 240lbs - 28 years old - 7 years of NBA experience
Sacramento Kings - Acquired via trade in February 2022
  • Birthdate: 05/03/1996
  • Drafted (NBA): 11th pick, 2016
  • Pre-draft team: Gonzaga
  • Country: Lithuania/USA
  • Hand: Left
  • Agent: Greg Lawrence/Jason Ranne (Wasserman)
Stats
Transactions
DateLeagueTransaction
2016 NBA DraftNBADrafted 11th overall by Orlando.
2016 NBA DraftNBATraded by Orlando, along with Ersan Ilyasova and Victor Oladipo, to Oklahoma City in exchange for Serge Ibaka.
12th August, 2016NBASigned four year, $11,139,555 rookie scale contract with Oklahoma City. Included team options for 2018/19 and 2019/20.
6th July, 2017NBATraded by Oklahoma City, along with Victor Oladipo, to Indiana in exchange for Paul George.
13th October, 2017NBAIndiana exercised 2018/19 team option.
26th September, 2018NBAIndiana exercised 2019/20 team option.
Career Moves
2012 - 2014Unicaja Malaga (Spain)
2014 - 2016Gonzaga (NCAA)
June 2016 - July 2017Oklahoma City Thunder (NBA)
July 2017 - presentIndiana Pacers (NBA)
Articles about Domantas Sabonis

June 29, 2017

Domantas Sabonis
PF/C, 6’11, 240lbs, 21 years old, 1 year of experience

Sabonis started for much of the season, recording 81 games played, 66 starts, 1,632 regular season minutes, and plenty of post touches on the left block. Yet for all of those touches, there were few results. Sabonis shot only 39.9% from the field on the year, and looked more promising with his 32.1% three-point stroke than he did with his 37.1% shooting on hook shots. He also was a complete non-factor on the offensive glass, and while he showed some of his father’s passing vision, he also threw the ball away quite often and committed quite a few charges. There were some signs of good post defence at times, interspersed with mo-ments of looking lost and an awful lot of shooting fouls. But all in all, that was a poor season, and he needs a lot of skill and strength development. Minutes aren’t always the keys to youth development.

Player Plan: Three years of rookie scale salary left. Year one was a struggle, but at least he gets three more goes.

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