Dwill is an inferior version of Thomas?
No, Dwill going to be a beast with Cousins. The familiarity with Corbin should help too.
Deron Williams to Sacramento is being worked out, per Woj
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Dwill is an inferior version of Thomas?
No, Dwill going to be a beast with Cousins. The familiarity with Corbin should help too.
It's not 2011 anymore. Isaiah Thomas has played significantly better than Deron for the past two seasons now.
You could make an argument that Deron will play better in Sacramento's "system" than Isaiah Thomas would have, but given that Corbin is the coach and the owner has already proven that he places little to no value in stability, well... I have my doubts.
You could make an argument that Deron will play better in Sacramento's "system" than Isaiah Thomas would have, but given that Corbin is the coach and the owner has already proven that he places little to no value in stability, well... I have my doubts.
It's dumb how much stronger the West is getting through trades. We got Rondo, now we may get Dwill.
Trade talks have cooled:
https://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/st...ade-talks-cool-brooklyn-nets-sacramento-kings
The funniest part of the article was this:
Sacramento had recently initiated talks with the Nets, proposing a deal for Williams and second-year forward Mason Plumlee, who was actually the Kings' main target, sources said.
With Plumlee struggling and clashing a bit with new Nets coach Lionel Hollins over the first month of the season, the Kings were hoping he might be available. To compel the Nets into moving Plumlee, they considered taking on Williams, whose contract and history of injuries has scared off many clubs.
The Kings weren't even targeting Deron - they were just willing to take on his contract so they could get who they actually wanted.
https://espn.go.com/new-york/nba/st...ade-talks-cool-brooklyn-nets-sacramento-kings
The funniest part of the article was this:
Sacramento had recently initiated talks with the Nets, proposing a deal for Williams and second-year forward Mason Plumlee, who was actually the Kings' main target, sources said.
With Plumlee struggling and clashing a bit with new Nets coach Lionel Hollins over the first month of the season, the Kings were hoping he might be available. To compel the Nets into moving Plumlee, they considered taking on Williams, whose contract and history of injuries has scared off many clubs.
The Kings weren't even targeting Deron - they were just willing to take on his contract so they could get who they actually wanted.
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