Sacramento Kings' small forward Rudy Gay remains a favorite in the NBA trade rumors. According to reports, Indiana Pacers is desperate to have the player that they are willing to trade two of their players just to have a taste of Gay in the next NBA season.
Parent Herald previously reported that Sacramento Kings, Milwaukee Bucks and Brooklyn Nets are in a three-way trade talk involving some of their players including Rudy Gay. There are speculations that in the said arrangement, Boogie will play with the Bucks in the next NBA season.
However, Indiana Pacers is also determined to sign Rudy Gay. According to Sports Rageous, Pacers is upgrading their roster this NBA offseason. In fact, they just acquired Jeff Teague, Thaddeus Young and Al Jefferson. All of which are good starters, which is a huge help for Paul George.
With Indiana Pacers' now stronger lineup for the next NBA league, you might think that the team is already done. But, no, the team still wants to get Rudy Gay for their roster. In fact per Sactown Royalty, Pacers have been dying to have Boogie since the 2016 NBA draft.
Pacers knows that signing Gray will not be easy. So, the team is willing to trade their shooting guard Monta Ellis and guard Rodney Stuckey for King's small forward. Parent Herald reported earlier that Sacramento Kings can trade for Monta Ellis to boost their offense. Pacers shooting guard will be a great addition to their roster to improve their score. Thus, a King-Pacers trade for Boogie and Ellis will benefit both teams.
Meanwhile, other sources claim that Rudy Gay might join Chicago Bulls, instead. Parent Herald reported that King is also in a three-way trade talk with Bulls and Phoenix Suns.
In the said arrangement, Taj Gibson could join the Suns to reinforce its frontcourt. Brandon Knight will move to Kings and Rudy Gay to Bulls. The three teams are expected to benefit from this trade.
Where do you think will Rudy Gay sign between Chicago Bulls, Indiana Pacers and Milwaukee Bucks? In what team do you want to see Boogie in the next NBA season? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
