Any questions?
And a crazy road from the Bogi offer sheet we balked on ending with Atlanta being unable to trade him due to a trade kicker and Huerter falling in ours laps. Hue hue hue…
We could have had second rounders and dead money!!!And many KINGS fans complained quite loudly over McNair allowing Bogi to leave.
In hindsight it’s looking more and more like the correct decision. Especially since it apparently helped the KINGS to acquire Huerter.
Didn’t let the league move the franchise to Seattle.The minute Halliburton signed a max deal a huge chunk of the fanbase would turn on him.
Nobody outside Sacramento cared about Hali until we traded him. It's just wild how much the media seems to love to stir the pot now to inflame the two fanbases on what could conceivably be a win-win trade if there wasn't this strange desire by some in the media to punch down on us as fans. WTF did we ever do?
This is unfortunately true. A glance at any Kings related thread on realgm will inevitably include a reference that has to do with the Vlade regime and how the team should have moved to Seattle as if that regime is still in charge.Didn’t let the league move the franchise to Seattle.
For those still upset about trading Halliburton, please keep in mind that I doubt Monte makes the Huerter trade for another shooting guard if Halliburton was still on the roster.
Halliburton is obviously a great player, but Huerter is a great player AND a great fit next to Fox.
Eh, it’s impossible to know which path would have turned out best. We only get to know how the chosen path turns out. Hopefully for all KINGS fans it turns out well.
That said, I’m not gonna lie in wondering how this team might look with Haliburton playing alongside another super high IQ, super skilled player in Keegan Murray, to go along with De’Aaron Fox. That might have been a better path.
But Keegan wasn’t in the equation when the trade was made and we can’t go back in time now.
It’s impossible to know how the draft would had shook out had the Halliburton trade never occurred. We may have wound up at #6, #7 or #8 or worse and with a totally different rookie.
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