Report: Bagley withdraws from Team USA to focus on Kings' season

Sacramento Kings forward Marvin Bagley III has withdrawn from consideration for USA Basketball's FIBA World Cup roster to focus on the 2019-20 NBA season, sources told The New York Times' Marc Stein.

Bagley, who was part of the younger Select Team at the national team camp in Las Vegas, was a contender to make the final 12-man squad after surviving the first round of cuts announced on Saturday.

Forward Harrison Barnes and point guard De'Aaron Fox are still representing the Kings on Team USA's current roster. Both are strong contenders to make the final team, adds Stein.

With Bagley bowing out, Team USA head coach Gregg Popovich will need to cut four more players.

Remaining players with Team USA

Bagley will now prepare for his sophomore NBA season. The Duke product was the second overall pick in 2018, and he averaged 14.9 points, 7.6 rebounds, and one assist per game in his rookie campaign.

USA Basketball, meanwhile, will resume its summer camp on Tuesday at the Los Angeles Lakers' practice facility, where the team will remain through Thursday before heading to Anaheim, Calif. to host the Spanish national team in a World Cup tune-up on Friday.

Team USA will then fly out to Australia for two weeks before arriving in China ahead of their first World Cup contest against the Czech Republic on Sept. 1.