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The kings of Sacramento had holes in their pockets. After almost three weeks of inactivity in free will, the team signed a second player in less than eight hours Friday afternoon.

Yogi Ferrell signed a $ 6.2 million, two-year contract to start the spending spree. Sacramento added Nemanja Bjelica to a $ 20.5 million deal over three years as most people sat down for dinner. The last year of his contract is not guaranteed.

The Bjelica transaction has been widespread in recent days, although the exact figures of dollars were unknown. The 30-year-old scored 6.8 points and 4.1 rebounds in 20.5 minutes per game last season with the Minnesota Timberwolves.

He first agreed to a $ 4.4 million deal with the Philadelphia 76ers agreement earlier this week with the thought that he would return to Europe to play. According to reports, Vlade Divac and Peja Stojakovic reached out to the Serbian-born striker for the purpose of keeping him in the NBA and convincing him to join the Kings.

How is it compatible with the Kings?

Bjelica splits her time between the front and front positions before last season with the T-Wolves, and will probably do the same in Sacramento. Bjelica, ranked at 6 feet 10 inches and weighing 230 pounds, is known for his long-range shooting touch. He beat 41.5 percent of his career behind the bow last season.

The Kings have an overhead at the power and center position, so it is likely that Bjelica will play a lot of minutes at the small dot ahead. He is a potential defensive potential against the small wings, but he will help open the racing and pbading hallways for De 'Aaron Fox and the rest of the Sacramento Guards

Who Loses Time?

There are many things that can happen now and the beginning of the training camp. If the formation looks the same in mid-September, expect Bjelica to steal the time from Justin Jackson to the small lead and Skal Labissiere and Zach Randolph to four.

His ability to lengthen the floor will keep him on the court for several minutes in Dave Joerger's rotation.

Financial Impact

Although we do not have exact year-to-year figures, Bjelica is expected to spend about $ 7 million a year for each of her guaranteed seasons. Combined with Ferrell's $ 3 million salary for this season, the Kings still have more than $ 9 million in capitalization and they will have to give up a player before formalizing the signing.