Veteran NBA free agents often find homes after the season begins. This can be do to injuries or other unexpected needs popping up for different teams. In a repo

At 8-10 and dealing with injuries, the Kings are finalizing a deal with the 13-year NBA veteran, who has made two NBA Finals appearances. Crowder worked out for the Kings in the offseason as well, sources said.

In the midst of a four-game losing streak, and a disappointing 8-10 start to the season, the Kings are ready to tinker with the roster. According to multiple sources, the Kings were finalizing a deal on Tuesday afternoon with free agent forward Jae Crowder.

The Kings brought free agent forward Jae Crowder to Sacramento for a workout before training camp began. Now, they are bringing him back. League sources told The Sacramento Bee on Tuesday the Kings were closing in on a deal with Crowder,

Before the 2022-23 season, Jae Crowder refused to play for the Phoenix Suns. Two years later, it took until the week of Thanksgiving before he was close to securing an NBA job.