In order to end the team's 15-year record of not making the playoffs, Kings general manager Monty McNair is determined to seek a big deal.
15 years without a playoff? To borrow the words of General Fan: King, I really don't want my face! Missed the playoffs for 15 seasons, equaling the all-time record held by the Clippers.
The latest news for the Kings is that they are willing to use Hield and Bagley as chips to pick up multiple future first-round picks and then get Simmons through a trade.
However, the asking price in Philadelphia is Fox or Haliburton...
The little fox is the boss of the team, presumably can not be sent away, as for whether to send Harry Burton, who had a brilliant performance last season, it depends on how the King management chooses.
But either way, they do need to seek change... The last time they made the playoffs was back to the 05-06 season, with Players Like Wells, Artest, Kevin Martin and Mike Bibby on the team.
If it weren't for the old fans, I really wouldn't know these names... You can see how bad the king is.
In fact, over the years, they have always had high-ranking signings, but the players who have played are really few. There is probably only one All-Star in Cousins, and Fox can only be said to be an All-Star level player, and there is still room for improvement.
As for the other high-ranking players, the Kings often don't understand that you, like Bagley, are also tepid.
The Kings held the eye-catching sign, and did not choose Doncic at that time...
So, in my opinion, the king's suck, can't just blame the player level is not good.
They have really big problems in management, in the choice of manager. Wharton, I really don't think he's fit as the team's head coach...
Even if you trade Simmons, will you definitely be able to make the playoffs? I don't think so.
What's really difficult is the process by which they build a winning culture.
It's been 15 years since they've been rotten, and everyone may be used to it...