The Kings play a good hand with a bad hand! Fox is too wise to give up the 6th All-Star for Kumingga.

July 26, according to ESPN today, Durant can sign a contract of up to 2 years and 118 million yuan with the Rockets. If the contract is not renewed, Durant will be a complete free agent next summer. The Rockets definitely don’t want to give Durant so much, but if they want to keep Durant for a long time, they must give Durant a contract. I think Durant should choose to reduce his salary and stay in the team. After all, this place is more conducive to his pursuit of honor.

Fox can sign a four-year, 229 million contract extension with the Spurs on August 4. Now that the Spurs have Harper, I don’t know if they will choose to renew Fox in advance. Speaking of Fox, we have to mention the King. He has been with the King since his debut, and the King has always treated him as the absolute core. Before leaving the King, the team planned to renew his contract, but Fox refused to renew his contract. He did not want to stay here, and in desperation, the King also traded him to the Spurs.

Now, it is indeed too wise to look at Fox's original choice. Although the Spurs have not made it to the playoffs like the Kings this season, the Spurs have a future worth looking forward to. They have three extremely talented players. Wenban and Castle have won the best rookie, and Harper is the second-place winner of the template Harden. As long as they realize their talents, the upper limit that the Spurs can reach is not comparable to that of the Kings. In fact, the Kings have been working hard to improve themselves in the past few years, but the direction is wrong.

Let's first look at the Kings' operations this summer. They chose Clifford. The Kings got a bargain in this draft. However, they did not introduce an excellent big name in the offseason or sent Raven away. The team just got Schroeder. He will replace Fox as the team's point guard in the new season, and Raven will continue to stay in the team. Monk was unable to send it away. It is impossible for them to achieve results in the West.

Nowadays, many fans like to call the Kings the Western Bulls. The reason why they call it this way is because they are very similar to the previous Bulls lineup. A white center, DeRozan + LaVine. The combination of these two is destined to be difficult to succeed because they are both No. 2 and have conflicts in their playing styles. LaVine has a big problem. He has a strong ability to catch and attack, but sometimes he likes to play with the ball, but his ability to control the game is too poor, so he often makes mistakes.

DeRozan's problem is also very obvious. He has experience and stable scoring ability. He has been selected into the All-Star six times, but because he does not have a stable projection, he cannot lead the team as a star. To put it bluntly, the kings are now leading the team with three second-in-command or third-in-class stars. There are so many super giants in the West, and it is simply whimsical to achieve success with such a lineup. What makes people confused the most is the direction of the king's operation.

According to US media reports, the Kings have been actively communicating with Kumingga recently. They want to get Kumingga through the transaction, and for Kumingga and they are willing to give the starting position. The team has previously provided the Warriors with a trading offer, a first-round pick, Devin Carter and Sharic. When the Warriors saw that they had to give the King a junk contract, they also refused the transaction. They wanted the King's Keegan Murray, but the King did not want to give it, which led to no progress in the transaction.

Now the king directly found Kumingga to discuss. They just wanted Kumingga to force the Warriors to complete the deal. If Kumingga starts, who will become a victim? Judging from the current Kings' lineup, the starting lineup should be: Monk, Laven, DeRozan, Keegan Murray and Sabonis. If they don't want to trade Murray, it means that the team still regards him as a part of the future, so who will they give up? The host of the King's Blog talked about this issue in the show. He said: A verbal agreement was reached between the King and DeRozan. If the team can trade to get Kumingga, then they will let DeRozan leave. It is estimated that Azan also wants to get such a result, after all, there is no opportunity here. To be honest, I think if DeRozan and Kumingga were exchanged, the Warriors should agree.

But the king may have considered that DeRozan's joining would strengthen the Warriors, so they have always been reluctant to make such a deal. After all, strengthening opponents in the same district is equivalent to investing in the enemy. This is OK, but if Kuminggapin is used to replace DeRozan, have you ever thought about the result? The Kings' core lineup looks too erratic. If the team is going to disrupt the battle around Kumingga? Then Xiao Sa obviously cannot play a role. Kumingga is probably not used to the system of Xiao Sa playing, so he likes to play blindly with the ball in his hand.

If Azan was bought out, many teams would probably be interested. Although his three-pointer was not good, other aspects were perfect puzzles. Having said that, what do you want to say about the current king? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.