SacBee: Is Kenny Thomas fit for the Kings?

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DETROIT – If the Kenny Thomas revival is to start somewhere, then it doesn't get any more poetic than this.

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Is Kenny Thomas fit for the Kings

Is Kenny Thomas fit for the Kings?
Thomas has been struggling with his shot, and he's turned to a legend to help fix it.

DETROIT – If the Kenny Thomas revival is to start somewhere, then it doesn't get any more poetic than this.

The Kings forward was in a Natomas gym last week, far from his teammates, taking passes in the paint and experiencing the kind of playing time that is nowhere to be seen with the team signing his monstrous paychecks.

It wasn't just any defender planting his knee in Thomas' backside as they banged bodies down low. It was the man with whom he'd crossed paths before, both of them pieces in a trade that forever changed the landscape of the Kings and ultimately left Thomas in the basketball purgatory that is closer to hoops hell these days than anywhere near a middle ground. It was Chris Webber.

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Is Kenny Thomas fit for the Kings?
No.

But if he can find his shot (or a new one with this guy), maybe he is more likely to be part of a trade package, with some other team picking up his inflated salary.

Sure wish we had kept Brian Skinner and, instead, traded KT when he was thought to have value as a double-double guy.
 
"When I told Chris that Kenny was out here and we wanted to do some stuff, Chris' first reaction was that (Thomas) is one of the hardest dudes to keep out of the paint – ever. That was coming from Chris," said Braman, whose session took place at the fitness center of former Kings strength coach Al Biancani. "And when I was on the court watching Kenny and Chris, (Thomas') athleticism and his quickness and his first step (are) something to marvel at.

As much as I like Chris he talks to much nonsense. He always has.
 
Nothing like a looming contract year to get an NBA player in the gym. What's funny/sad is that Kenny is thinking two years ahead, because his game has fallen THAT far.
 
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