Sacramento Kings and Rudy Gay are rumored to part ways this NBA season. Reports have it that Gay is no longer happy with his career with Kings. Are we going to see Gay in a new jersey in the forthcoming NBA season? Chances are high that yes, we will.
According to Sports Rageous Rudy Gay has been in the NBA trade rumor mills in the past months already. Sacramento Kings' small forward is disappointed when the team selected two big men, instead of addressing their backcourt issues.
For the said reason, Rudy Gay told Sacramento Kings that he will leave the team when he hits the free agency market next summer. However, the veteran remains an asset to the team and Kings are hoping that Gay would eventually change his mind, which is actually unlikely.
Many believe that instead of losing Rudy Gay in the free market without getting any return, it is best for Sacramento Kings to trade the player. Rudy Gay has already expressed his interest in having a fresh with another NBA team and it would benefit both parties if they part ways without grudge.
Reports have it that Los Angeles Lakers are planning to acquire Rudy Gay. A potential trade between Lakers and Sacramento Kings involving Gray is possible. Per ESPN, LA Lakers could send their young players Nick Young and Lou Williams to acquire Gay.
Parent Herald previously reported that LA Lakers is itching to get rid of Nick Young in their roster this NBA season. The controversial player has been dragged in several issues lately. He even picked a fight with his teammate D'Angelo Russell for recording his confessions about his infidelity with his then-girlfriend Iggy Azalea.
This Sacramento Kings and Los Angeles Lakers trade is expected to benefit both players. Nick Young and Lou Williams could fill Kings' need for guards and help the team score more.
Meanwhile, Rudy Gay would make a great addition to LA Lakers due to his excellent offensive skills. With Gay in the Lakers' roster, the team has high chances of winning more matches this NBA season.
How do you find this Lakers and Kings' trade? Do you agree that this will benefit both teams? Should both teams pursue this? Share your thoughts in the comment section below.
