The Sacramento Kings made a significant trade on Sunday, sending De'Aaron Fox to the Spurs and returning Zach LaVine from the Chicago Bulls.

As the Kings enter a new era without their longtime franchise point guard, they will have a new look with LaVine in their backcourt. Malik Monk is likely to take over as the starting point guard with rookie Devin Carter as the potential long-term replacement.

LaVine will play alongside his former teammate DeMar DeRozan, who were also on the same roster for multiple seasons in Chicago.

The frontcourt will still have Keegan Murray and Domantas Sabonis as the Kings look to make a legitimate playoff push in the Western Conference despite firing head coach Mike Brown and then reshaping the identity of the team halfway through the campaign.

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POINT GUARD: Malik Monk

Backup: Devin Carter

SHOOTING GUARD: Zach LaVine

Backup: Keon Ellis

SMALL FORWARD: DeMar DeRozan

Backup: Doug McDermott

POWER FORWARD: Keegan Murray

Backup: Trey Lyles

CENTER: Domantas Sabonis

Backup: Alex Len

This article originally appeared on For The Win: Projected starting lineup for the Kings after trading away De'Aaron Fox for Zach LaVine