Monk agreed to a four-year, $78 million deal with the Kings before the start of free agency, and the fact that he was the first free agent signing for Sacramento shows how important he'll be for the team in the team's contention window. Monk came away with a second-place finish in the NBA's Sixth Man of the Year Award race after averaging career highs in points (15.4) and assists (5.1) in 26.0 minutes per game over 72 appearances. His three-point efficiency numbers fell for the third consecutive season, and he made only 35 percent of his shots from beyond the arc, but it wouldn't be surprising if those numbers experienced an uptick in 2024-25. After all, he's expected to operate even more as a floor-spacer and spot-up shooter now that the Kings added DeMar DeRozan in the offseason. Opposing defenses will have to split their attention in covering DeRozan, De'Aaron Fox and Domantas Sabonis, which should open up plenty of looks for Monk, who figures to handle a sizable workload off the bench. He's averaged at least 26.0 minutes per game in two of his last three seasons, and fantasy managers should expect Monk's minutes to hover around that mark once again.