The Sacramento Kings’ hands were tied at the trade deadline after star point guard De’Aaron Fox expressed his desire to be moved, which left the Kings without many options. In the end, the Kings traded Fox to the San Antonio Spurs in a three-team deal with the Chicago Bulls,

Last week, the Sacramento Kings made one of the biggest moves in franchise history, trading All-Star point guard De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs. Through eight seasons in Sacramento, Fox became one of the top players the franchise has ever seen.

De’Aaron Fox is headed to the home of The Alamo. The Kings are putting the final pieces in place to complete a three-team trade that would send Fox to the Spurs and moves Bulls’ star Zach LaVine to the Kings,

The Kings dealt Fox to the San Antonio Spurs last week, at his request, and received back Zach LaVine, Sidy Cissoko and a plethora of draft picks. Their record was 28-26 entering Wednesday, good for ninth place in the Western Conference.

In an unexpected turn, the Sacramento Kings are trading star guard De'Aaron Fox to the TEAM for ASSETS, according to SOURCE. Around

The Kings traded Fox to the Spurs in a three-team deal involving forward Kevin Huerter, Bulls guard Zach LaVine, and a few draft picks. Now that he is at the Spurs camp, Fox has moved on from his former teammate Sabonis and unfollowed him on social media.

The Sacramento Kings have moved on with their season, as De’Aaron Fox is now on the San Antonio Spurs. That hasn’t stopped Kings fans from heckling Fox, especially after he allegedly unfollowed Domantas Sabonis on Instagram.