Here's why that doesn't matter one bit:
Regardless of whether Blair was out of the picture, we all know that in the grand scheme, acquiring these types of players (fillers like Sergio, Mason, etc) makes NO difference. I like Sergio, but the fact remains that this team is a lottery team, and he's the 3rd string PG on it, and his contract is up after this season. So even if Blair was not there to be chosen, GP still could have had his Brockman and everything would be the same. But because he just had to make another move, the team lost out on the chance to pick Blair.
The ONLY way this move has any relevance is if Sergio (who is still only 23) is re-signed to a long term deal and is made the primary backup to Evans OR is a part of a trade for a relevant impact player.
The kings were targeting Evans from the start. They knew, like everybody else, that at the 4th spot, they had no hope of getting Blake. That left a bunch of guards to choose from. Acquiring another PG was not a priority.
It doesn't matter, because even if Beno sucked it up this season, the team IS STILL GOING TO THE LOTTERY. It makes NO difference whether Sergio is part of this team. Making a deal to acquire him for one season means nothing.
Again, it doesn't matter, because I'm talking about GP's mentality of making deals to add players that make no difference. This attitude COST the team opportunities that actually matter.