Front office coup drama 2025 edition

pdxKingsFan

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Trust me, the second people leave here, suddenly people see the good in them in ways we didn’t think were possible.
One potential big difference is Fox on a different team possibly gets an All Star whistle.

Which I guess is in response to @Joshyjosh31 too, Fox in Miami almost certainly will get the sort of foul calls he never gets in Sacramento. If he gets 6-10 extra FTs a game he's a top 5 player in the league.
 
One potential big difference is Fox on a different team possibly gets an All Star whistle.

Which I guess is in response to @Joshyjosh31 too, Fox in Miami almost certainly will get the sort of foul calls he never gets in Sacramento. If he gets 6-10 extra FTs a game he's a top 5 player in the league.
Yeah and in the East, playing for a more sexy franchise, he is an All-Star every year rather than a one time injury replacement All Star.
 

pdxKingsFan

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Eh, the Fox whistle is what it is. Maybe if he originally went to NY he’s getting the special treatment… but it’s going to take years to rebuild how he’s been called for nearly a decade.
I doubt he could go to OKC and get Shai's whistle but Miami, NYK, LAL for sure. And I think in 2-3 years if San Antonio or Houston were competing for WCF home court he'd be getting it too.

I could be wrong.
 
Trust me, the second people leave here, suddenly people see the good in them in ways we didn’t think were possible.
Who left the Kings that we suddenly regret? Nobody. In the past decade, there’s not one player on the Kings that performed better once traded and/or release.

The only player that comes to mind within the last decade is IT with Boston. But where is he now? Unemployed. Cousins? Playing overseas. Buddy? He still suck.
 

pdxKingsFan

So Ordinary That It's Truly Quite Extraordinary
Staff member
Who left the Kings that we suddenly regret? Nobody. In the past decade, there’s not one player on the Kings that performed better once traded and/or release.

The only player that comes to mind within the last decade is IT with Boston. But where is he now? Unemployed. Cousins? Playing overseas. Buddy? He still suck.
Haliburton but nobody wanted to ship him so I guess he is exempt.

I do think we do tend to overvalue our players more than we hate them though.