Six potential power forward options for Kings in 2023 NBA Draft

Can McNair find a power forward option in the late first or early second?

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Monte McNair has options for Thursday’s NBA Draft. The Kings’ general manager has been leaving no stone unturned in his search for the right players to fill out his roster and it’s almost decision time.

Sacramento has a major need for more length and athleticism, especially at the forward position, and the draft is the first opportunity to try to address some of this issue, even if it’s a player for the future.

Armed with picks No. 24, 38 and 54, McNair will have a busy night. Earlier in the week we took a look at eight potential small forward options. We’ve shifted gears to the power forward/center prospects that could potentially be on the board when the Kings make their selections.

Like the previous post, we’ve used Brett Huff’s Consensus Big Board over at NBADraftNetwork.com to help guide the process. Here are six prospects to watch for during Thursday’s 2023 NBA Draft.

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