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Kings with Haliburton were just awful. There wasn't a realistic hope to make it that good within his contract, so really the fact that a completely different Pacers team made great use of him doesn't matter much to Sacramento.

Kings bet on leaving Fox in (whom would have netted much less attractive trade return than Haliburton at the time) would be the best possible use of their actual chances, and it turned out to be correct.

It was a mutually beneficial trade. Hali wouldn't be playing at this level if he was still on the Kings and the Kings would still be losing.

Fox and Hali are both fantastic players but they didn't work well. They both thrive with the ball in their hands

Triple it

Cmon man, we don't need to keep doing this. Both teams are happy. Let this narrative rest.

Maybe even the best point guard to ever have played the game, nay the best PG of the future as well.

Are you taking him over all but one of:

Luka, Steph, Trae, Shai, Maxi and Lillard?

The point is so deep right now

The new Steve Nash.

You won’t be saying that once they eliminate you from playoffs this year.

I think Mathurin can turn into one

What playing with Buddy Hield does to a mfer /s

I mean he was doing this all last year and we were the 5th seed before he went down. I won't say he's 3rd yet but this is the first year he even has a chance to prove himself in the playoffs

Yeah sure….but what about if they both wanted to play for the Knicks?

-NBA Marketing

See idk if it’s Adam silver’s fault or not, but he says he wants the NBA to be like the NFL where all teams can be popular at the same time, but then the NBA does NOTHING to advertise small market franchises. It’s especially a good time rn with most small market teams having a face to build around rn (Giannis, Wemby, Hali, Fox, Paolo, Ant, Chet/SGA, Lauri, Lamelo, etc.)