During a challenging period for the Sacramento Kings, De’Aaron Fox and his teammates find themselves navigating significant uncertainty. However, when Keegan Murray asked if this stretch was the most difficult of his career, Fox made it clear he has faced far tougher times.
“A week and a half ago, Keegan asked me if this was a bottom five moment in my career, and I told him, ‘To be honest, you came at a great time.’” said the Kings speedy guard via Brenden Nunes. “We were 13-15 or 13-16 at the time he asked me this and I was like, ‘Keegan, if we were 13-16 in my first three years in the league that was fu—in great.’”
The Sacramento Kings struggles and firing Mike Brown
The Sacramento Kings are undoubtedly in a tough spot. Following a five-game losing streak earlier this month, the team decided to part ways with Mike Brown, who had guided them through some of their most successful seasons. Brown’s tenure saw the Kings emerge as a formidable presence in the Western Conference, with promising momentum that has since faltered.
This season has been challenging from the start, and DeMar DeRozan’s struggles to integrate only added to the team’s woes. With no immediate solution to their persistent issues, the front office ultimately made Mike Brown the scapegoat, parting ways with him in an unceremonious fashion…