And what would the Bulls do with the pg that has had 2 knee surgeries in 3 years?Suns training staff can save that weirdos career while the suns save dough and the bulls get an equal or better pg
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the same thing they've done with the one they have now...Win.
Trapperman Dave
Basil Fawty
I'm pulling for Reggie Jackson in Det. If he becomes a borderline all star scott brooks shouldn't get another coaching gig for awhile
no if I see Jeremy Lamb or PJIII blow up that should be the barometer....Jackson was successful in OKC but he was behind Russy...Otherwise he can hit the coaching rotation.
Trapperman Dave
Basil Fawty
Or them i say reggie because harden left and blew up.
DiamondCutter
Rookie
Harden showed takent in OKC though, people knew he could be something. People just didnt know what
DoubleJ13
Smooth sailing from here on out...
I don't know how Reggie being good somewhere else is a mark against Brooks. Same applies to PJ3 really, Brooks played him when he would routinely do nothing for games at a time. Lamb would be the one that sucks if he goes somewhere & starts living up to his potential because Brooks just kept screwing him over.
Recca Gatsby
LWO
For the WOlves sake, I hope that Grevis for Bennet shyt happens.
http://sports.yahoo.com/news/source...ings-to-trade-demarcus-cousins-051748948.html
Despite Sacramento Kings management's public insistence that DeMarcus Cousins is unavailable in deals, coach George Karl's intense desire to trade the All-Star center has made it increasingly unlikely this coach-star partnership can peacefully co-exist next season, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Karl has been recruiting Kings vice president of basketball operations Vlade Divac and multiple players on the Kings' roster to unite with him in making the case to owner Vivek Ranadive that Cousins needs to be traded, league sources said.
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George Karl (right) doesn't have the same level of trust with DeMarcus Cousins as Mike Malone did. (Getty Imag …
Since the end of the 2014-15 season, Cousins has become aware of Karl's campaign to move him – including teammates telling Cousins, sources said. All around the Kings and Cousins, there is a growing belief the coach-player relationship is irreparable. Trust is a constant theme with Cousins, and he's been unable to build any with Karl, sources said.
No one in the Sacramento organization – not coaches, nor players, nor support staff – wants to imagine the combustible scenario awaiting Karl and Cousins should the Kings try to reunite them in training camp.
Ranadive has remained the biggest Kings advocate for holding onto Cousins, and several sources indicate he's become irritated with Karl's insistence that the coach doesn't believe he can manage the supremely skilled and strong-minded star. Cousins has held a firm loyalty to former Kings coach Michael Malone, whom Ranadive fired shortly into last season. Under Karl, that relationship couldn't begin to be duplicated in the final weeks of the season.
Karl and members of the Kings front office have made it clear to opposing team executives and coaches that they hope to soon have a formal ownership authorization to actively shop Cousins, sources said. Kings officials, including Karl, have discussed potential deals informally with other teams, but no other front office has felt comfortable that any deal can happen until Ranadive is fully on board.
For now, the Kings are pursuing trade scenarios for everyone on the roster, including talented forward Rudy Gay, league sources told Yahoo Sports.
Sacramento officials believe it will be difficult to find a trade partner that can give the Kings the value it wants for Cousins – and has a better chance to find a deal for Gay, sources said.
The Los Angeles Lakers have had significant interest with Cousins, but their No. 2 overall pick isn't as appealing to the Kings as finding a deal that includes established, veteran players. Ranadive doesn't want to rebuild with a move into a new arena on the horizon, and Karl is chasing Don Nelson's all-time NBA career victories record. Karl's interest isn't in cultivating long-term assets, but rather compiling as many victories as possible in the near future.
Most teams trying to trade into the lottery believe the Kings are determined to package the sixth overall pick to bring back veteran talent.
Gay signed a three-year, $40 million extension that starts with the 2015-16 season, a contract that has become even more palatable to teams with the sharp rise coming in the NBA salary cap. Gay has played well in his two-plus seasons with the Kings and remains a target of interest with multiple teams, front office executives said.
Sacramento is motivated to find a way to create more salary-cap space with possible deals, something that the Kings will need to pursue Dallas Mavericks free-agent point guard Rajon Rondo, league sources said. The Kings and Rondo have a mutual interest, with Rondo intrigued with the idea of a potential one-year deal in Sacramento that could help to rebuild his league-wide value, sources said.
- good god..the fukkery levels are incredibly strong
DoubleJ13
Smooth sailing from here on out...
Kings fukkery is unmatched 
Trapperman Dave
Basil Fawty
Just when you think the knicks fukk up the kings top them 
