The Spurs traded Tre Jones, Zach Collins, and Sidy Cissoko in a blockbuster deal to acquire De’Aaron Fox.
SAN ANTONIO — On Sunday night, ESPN sources reported that the Sacramento Kings had finalized a multi-team trade, sending their All-Star point guard, De’Aaron Fox, to the San Antonio Spurs.
According to ESPN Senior NBA Insider Shams Charania, the entire trade sent Fox and Jordan McLaughlin to San Antonio, while the Kings landed Sidy Cissoko and Chicago Bulls’ Zach LaVine. The move also sent Zach Collins, Tre Jones, and Kevin Huerter to Chicago.
Following the trade, Spurs’ Jeremy Sochan posted on social media to salute his former San Antonio teammates involved in the reported deal.
“My dawg,” he posted for Collins.
“Roblox gang,” he posted for Jones. In case you are wondering, Roblox is an online game platform that allows users to program and play games they create.
“Time will tell my brother Inshallah,” he posted for Cissoko. “Inshallah” is Arabic and means “If God wills.”
Collins, Jones, and Cissoko’s contributions to the franchise will undoubtedly be highlighted when they return to San Antonio as members of the Bulls and Kings.
You can expect a video tribute and fans cheering them ahead of the game.
Jones was drafted by the Spurs in 2020 in the second round. Cissoko was drafted in the second round of the 2023 NBA Draft, and Collins was signed by the team in 2022.
For more reaction to the massive Spurs-Kings deal, check out the latest Locked On Spurs show for a complete breakdown.
The Spurs have not officially announced the trade with Sacramento.