"Pray for Keegan Murray, nothing wrong with him, he just has to play for the Kings", "His back gonna be hurting after trying to carry this JV squad for 180+ games" - Fans leave no stone unturned to mock Sacramento Kings after they draft Keegan Murray with No. 4 pick

The Sacramento Kings made a huge move by drafting Keegan Murray with the No. 4 pick in the NBA draft. Although a lot of excitement surrounds the Iowa product, NBA fans couldn't help but react to the news from the NBA draft.

Keegan Murray had a breakout campaign this year, leading Iowa to the NCAA Big Ten championship. The 6'8" forward was a surprise No. 4 pick, but has all the tools to contribute to a young Sacramento team.

Having been named the Big Ten MVP, fans had a lot to say on Twitter when they saw Murray being drafted at No. 4. Here are some of the best reactions:

After a rather controversial incident with Jaden Ivey, the Kings made a valid decision to pick Murray. While several expected Ivey to be the obvious pick for Sacramento, Murray offers solid upside to the Kings.

With the ability to guard multiple positions and contribute on offense, the Iowa star could crack the rotation early on.

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How does Keegan Murray fit in with the Sacramento Kings?

Keegan Murray attempts to get past a defender

Keegan Murray had a stellar sophomore season with Iowa. He led the side to a win at the Big Ten tournament in Indiana. Also winning MVP accolades for the tournament, Murray emerges as the real deal.

The 21-year-old may find himself in a problematic situation considering the franchise he's landed in. However, this could work in his favor.

The Kings are in the middle of a rebuild. With new head coach Mike Brown at the helm, Sacramento are on the verge of making major changes.

In this regard, Murray could be a valuable asset. He averaged 23.5 points and 8.7 rebounds per game in his sophomore season, and shot an impressive 55% from the field, including nearly 40% from beyond the arc.

As a valuable two-way player, Murray makes the most of his time on the court. With the right skillset in place to function without the ball as well, he is definitely an asset to Sacramento.

Should the Kings settle into a functional system, the 21-year-old could find himself in a position to succeed. However, given Sacramento's poor management in the past, Murray could find himself in basketball purgatory just as easily.