While it’s tough to top the trade between the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks on Saturday night that included Luka Doncic and Anthony Davis, the Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, and San Antonio Spurs made a notable move of their own on Sunday.

Spurs head coach Mitch Johnson detailed how Chris Paul and De'Aaron Fox are thriving as the point guard position evolves.

De'Aaron Fox felt right at home in his Spurs debut on Wednesday, a 126-125 win over the Hawks. Within the first minute, he assisted a Devin Vassell dunk and a Victor Wembanyama three. Spurs interim coach Mitch Johnson made a concerted effort to get Fox involved in nearly all the actions,

De’Aaron Fox had a quick description of his first game as the point guard for 7-foot-3 Victor Wembanyama at the San Antonio Spurs. “He is different,” Fox said. “He is special. Just the type of defensive attention he receives allows you to do things you don’t normally do.

The San Antonio Spurs’ eye may be fixed towards a more fruitful future of title contention, but they are not neglecting the here and now. This past weekend, the Spurs decided to start pushing their chips to the middle of the table,

Since the San Antonio Spurs are on their annual Rodeo Road Trip, an official welcome press conference for De'Aaron Fox may have to wait. That didn't mean he was off limits following the news. Speaking to reporters during shootaround Wednesday morning,

The De’Aaron Fox era in Sacramento has officially come to an end. Just two years ago, the Sacramento Kings prioritized Fox over Tyrese Haliburton, who is now a perennial All-Star, in exchange for Domantas Sabonis.