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No one will be happy if Tyreke fails. He's a nice guy who talents weren't what this team is looking for.

That's not really fair. It was just one play.

Yes, but you risk setting the market value when you don't have to.

You don't think he would have continued to field offers if the Kings offered him $9 million per year?

Evans is obviously better at attacking the rim than Curry, but you have to look how it their driving ability affects the rest of the team. When Tyreke drives, everybody knows he's going to the rim due to his lack of pull-up-jumper, so they pack the paint forcing Thompson and Cousins to the...

Tyreke isn't an elite point guard. NO doesn't even see him as a PG.

Ever since Cousins was drafted, I don't remember a game where I thought "these two play great together."

It seems you've already made a conclusion that this trade won't work out as if the combo of Cousins and Tyreke was going so well. Did it ever occur to you that maybe their games don't compliment each other?

Don't be silly. The FO didn't take Vasquez because he was cheaper. Need I remind you they spent half of a billion to purchase the team?

Boy you really like to jump into the future don't you. That trio haven't even set foot on the court yet. Remember when people thought the trio of Evans, Thornton, and Cousins would be the foundation of the team?

An owner spends $535 million to purchase a team, and you expect him to tank in his first season as owner? Right.

They did offer Iguodala a contract, so I'm confused at why you think they are trying to build a run-n-gun, no defense kind of team. We're all disappointed in losing Evans, but it could have been the FO decided Evans and Cousins simply can't work together and Evans would hamper the development...

It's still only July 4th. Long way to go before any judgement can be made about the direction of the team.

Darn. Does this mean Thornton is coming back?

You would really let Evans go over $1.5 million / year?

Looks more like Iguodala never wanted to play in Sac in the first place. Was just using Sac as leverage against Nuggets to get a better deal.

Boy weren't people going on and on yesterday about how the Kings needed to overpay to get free agents to come to Sac? The moment they see this principle in action they go into a state of denial.

Well when you look at the model of consistency of he Spurs, I think they have earned the right to do whatever they want no questions asked.

The new reigme couldn't do much besides offer Tyreke a qualifying offer. What is fantasy however is expecting Tyreke to take a hometown discount because his original team showed him some love by being the first to offer a contract. That's the counter-argument to letting the market dictate...

People are letting their fondness of Tyreke drive this entire process. All objectivity has been thrown out the window.