De'Aaron Fox is one of the best point guards in the middle of his prime (at 27). He was recently traded to the San Antonio Spurs after spending his first seven and a half seasons playing for the Sacramento Kings.

The Sacramento Kings recently shipped De’Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs in a three-team deal. And the star point guard does not seem to carry the earlier baggage with him at the new camp. After the sensational trade broke down, Fox was in the news for unfollowing Domantas Sabonis on Instagram.

Win No. 2 for the San Antonio Spurs in the De'Aaron Fox era didn't come as easily as they might have liked, but they got it done. For the first time since the three-team trade was completed, both Victor Wembanyama and Fox notched 30 points en route to a 10-point victory over the Washington Wizards.

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The trade is yet another massive one, with multiple moving parts and a lot of first round picks headed back the Kings way for parting with Fox, who has been part of the Sacramento organization since being drafted fifth overall by the team in 2017. Here are the full details of the trade!

De’Aaron Fox is headed to the home of The Alamo. The Kings are putting the final pieces in place to complete a three-team trade that would send Fox to the Spurs and moves Bulls’ star Zach LaVine to the Kings,

After a complicated few weeks, the deal is done. In a three-team deal involving the San Antonio Spurs, Sacramento Kings and Chicago Bulls, De'Aaron Fox is offic

Following the trade that sent De'Aaron Fox to San Antonio, many have wondered just how competitive the Sacramento Kings would be without their former all-star p