Sacramento Kings waive 17-year veteran and six-time NBA All-Star forward DeMar DeRozan after two seasons with the team, making him a free agent. The Kings announce the move, thanking DeRozan for his time in Sacramento. Multiple reports say Sacramento explored trade options involving DeRozan but did not find a deal, and the decision is described as being made jointly by the Kings and the player. DeRozan is expected to be among the more notable names available this summer. Sources also note that DeRozan has remained a consistent presence on the court, including starting at least 74 games in each of the past five seasons and 77 games across his two years with the Kings. Coverage highlights that his next team could depend on broader free-agency developments, including decisions involving other high-profile contenders. Various outlets discuss possible landing spots, but no destination is confirmed in the reports provided. DeRozan’s waiver shifts his contract status and opens the market for teams interested in adding his veteran scoring and wing experience.