However, Fox recently commented on trade rumors that could hinder the Feb. 6 deadline. A potential trade between the San Antonio Spurs and the Kings for the All-Star guard experienced a roadblock. Fox has 512 games in his NBA career,

Sacramento Kings star guard De'Aaron Fox let it be known this week that his preferred trade destination is the San Antonio Spurs, and

The Sacramento Kings are pursuing both players and draft capital in trade calls with "dozens" of teams interested in trading for De'Aaron Fox, Shams

Anthony Davis recently told Shams Charania he believes there are certain "narratives" surrounding Victor Wembanyama.

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The Sacramento Kings are reportedly open for business and will explore re-routing franchise point guard De'Aaron Fox before the Feb. 6 trade deadline. If the te

Here is a rundown of some of the best landing spots for Fox, who, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes, "is zeroed in on landing spot."

It’s inevitable. San Antonio’s appeal as a destination for NBA players is significantly boosted by having a talent like Victor Wembanyama on the roster.

The Brooklyn Nets have been looking for a trade suitor for forward Cameron Johnson for what seems like forever. Since the summer, Johnson has been expected to be moved, yet the Nets still find him on the roster a week before the NBA trade deadline.

This is frustrating for Davis, the 12-year vet who has two top-three finishes in DPOY voting but has never won outright. He told Shams Charania earlier this week he feels there's a "narrative" currently working in Wembanyama’s favor.

Past reports have the Spurs as favorites to land Fox. NBA insider Chris Haynes claimed the star guard prefers the Victor Wembanyama-led team. Moreover, the Spurs' asset pool is one of the deepest in the league, likely second only to the Oklahoma City Thunder 's treasure trove of future draft picks.