He's an upgrade defensively so I think the idea is ultimately he replaces DDR with Keegan as the front court buffer to Domas or whoever is playing C and Keegan will get more shots under this scenario while Zach and Dennis are also going to be huge 3 pt threats. The bench pieces will all integrate nicely in this system too, and Eubanks can be Domas light while Maxime can bring even more shooting to the table.I dont know about Kuminga. While he fits the "buy a young player under value because he is in a bad situation" description, he really isnt elite in anything.
I would be okay with losing only monk for him, but i am sceptical about the fit with domas.
Lets see.
They try getting a young player with some kind of upside though, which is positive news.
KC compared Kuminga to Aaron Gordon Orlando days. Honestly didn't even think about that but makes so much sense.
Young, Immature, super athletic, wanted to be "the guy", questionable shooter, questionable defender, but all the tools if they'd just accept a role.
It wasnt until Gordon got to Denver that he became this amazing role player. If the Kings could get Kuminga to buy into that and work on his defense/3, that'd be amazing.
I don't really judge anyone for not fitting in with Curry and Dray. The only thing they want out of guys is high level 3&D. Kuminga isn't that right now.Why is the kid who won't buy into his role playing alongside a future 1st ballot HOFer going to suddenly "get it" when arriving in Sac of all places?
I'm not too enamored with trading for Kuminga. Seems like a dummy who can occasionally score in bunches.
Who’s he subtweeting this week?
We’ll see. Maybe…maybe not. As GM of the NY Knicks I’d venture to say that he wielded a lot more clout in the day. The Kings organization has no clout of any kind. I Hope he succeeds in putting out the dumpster fire that is the reputation of The Sacramento Kings.
Good point!Why is the kid who won't buy into his role playing alongside a future 1st ballot HOFer going to suddenly "get it" when arriving in Sac of all places?
I'm not too enamored with trading for Kuminga. Seems like a dummy who can occasionally score in bunches.
Likewise. I'm viewing this through purely personal entertainment value. I will be much more interested in this team this year if I have some hope we have a young player that could blossom into a star. I love him, but I just can't put Keegan in that category anymore. Keon's development has been fun, but he's just a super valuable role player. I'll be rooting for our two rookies, but the odds aren't bad that neither are on the team in four or five years. Kuminga has enough natural talent and athleticism that he's at least got a shot.Good point!
I see Kuminga as a go for broke option. Feast or famine. Only 22 years old and a huge upside, If he is as good we hope he is, you can have a star for the team long term potentially…..but you have to get him here first. Something The Kings have had difficulty with over the years.
Good point!
I see Kuminga as a go for broke option. Feast or famine. Only 22 years old and a huge upside, If he is as good we hope he is, you can have a star for the team long term potentially…..but you have to get him here first. Something The Kings have had difficulty with over the years.
Because we literally have no other options.Why is the kid who won't buy into his role playing alongside a future 1st ballot HOFer going to suddenly "get it" when arriving in Sac of all places?
I'm not too enamored with trading for Kuminga. Seems like a dummy who can occasionally score in bunches.