The San Antonio Spurs have finalized a three-team trade that sent De’Aaron Fox to their organization from the Sacramento Kings as part of this agreement on February 4, 2025. A three-team trade revealed by ESPN’s Shams Charania established new roster compositions for all three basketball organizations.
Trade Details:
San Antonio Spurs Get
– De’Aaron Fox (from Kings)
– Jordan McLaughlin (from Bulls)
Sacramento Kings Get
– Zach LaVine (from Bulls)
– Sidy Cissoko (from Spurs)
– Three first-round draft picks
– Three second-round draft picks
– Chicago Bulls Get:
– Zach Collins (from Spurs)
– Tre Jones (from Spurs)
– Kevin Huerter (from Kings)
Through this trade agreement, San Antonio received the 2025 first-round draft selection that originally belonged to the Bulls but they acquired from the Spurs.
Reports indicated that Fox wished to join the Spurs while the upcoming young superstar Victor Wembanyama joined him in the organization. The Kings acquired Zach LaVine as a two-time All-Star guard who delivers remarkable offensive capabilities to the team. The Bulls undertake rebuilding efforts while bringing back home both fresh talent and their selection for the 2025 draft.
For his Sacramento fans, De’Aaron Fox shows gratitude through social media because he appreciates their continuous backing of the team.
The approaching NBA trade deadline highlights the intense and fast-paced tactics that control team moves in the league through this blockbuster exchange.
