Demarcus Cousins turbulent season is no secret so of course you would think his team is ready to ship him off. The problem however is that despite his attitude the guy has some serious talent and is a viable asset to the team. For that reason there’s teams inquiring but the Kings aren’t ready to trade him just yet. Read more after the jump.
The early word from the DeMarcus Cousins trade watch, according to the latest rumbles on the personnel grapevine, is that Kings co-owners Gavin and Joe Maloof remain reluctant in the extreme to part with their young big man, especially at a time when — after three suspensions already this season — Cousins’ trade value isn’t exactly on the upswing.
There’s a growing sense among potential suitors that under-fire Kings general manager Geoff Petrie, who has overseen zero trips to the playoffs under five coaches in the six-plus seasons since Rick Adelman left town, would be willing to move Cousins, preferably in exchange for a dependable veteran of quality or two who could bring some instant improvement to a franchise stuck in lottery land and still plagued by an uncertain future in terms of where this team will be calling home in the long term….
Front-office sources say that Boston and Detroit, just to name two teams, have let it be known that they are highly interested if and when Cousins does become available. Rest assured there will be more.
Bring him to Boston
trade him. i live in the sac. area. i would rather have a few good men than a bad seed who always crying. the maloof brothers are the worst owners in the NBA. maybe their sister can do a better job