De’aaron Fox reveals king’s-mike brown ultimatum that led to the store

Then Sacramento Kings Fired Major Coach Mike BrownIt seemed to have a domino effect, leading to a franchise course. After the move was made at the end of last year, a few months later, The kings are traded with the star De’aaron Fox in San Antonio Spurs, The end of the era was that the guard spoke of the ultimatum proposed before work.

There seemed to be no intention from fox to leave Sacramento as he said he was “I’ve never requested a trade” It is from the team from 2017. years. However, Fox was tired with all the traffic, new coaches and stood on his franchise, saying he did not want to play for another coach in ESPN.

“I was like,” Yo, I was here for my eighth year. If Mike is fired, I go to my fifth coach, “Fox said.” And I said, “I won’t play for another coach. I’ll play for the second team. ‘”

As the team fired brown, he pretty much expressed the fox, although he did not intend to leave Sacramento as he was fully grateful for what the city gave him and the team.

“I loved her,” Fox said about Sacrament. “Everyone was violating purple. There was always a great place to go to the store. And when we started to win, then it was a bundle. So, it was definitely a big place to be as long as I was.”

“I really wanted to play for one whole career,” Fox continued. “I really did.”

De’aaron fox on the locker room of Kings on Mike Brown

While there were some Heat rumors between former king’s stars in fox and brownThe first would leave the team for breaking the coach, which could be seen as a shock for some. However, he would discover that some teammates in the cabinet room wanted brown last summer.

“During Mike talks about extension, some guys in the locker room did not want Mike,” Fox said. “Some wanted to fall out during the summer. … but I won’t say (who).”

When the brown was fired, a lot of people rewrite the move on Fox as his request in the team, because the main coach had publicly processed the stars before a short time. However, Sacramento would not talk to journalists about the move until Fox was traded, which saw something as an offense because people blamed the fox for the brown decline.

“Fire the coach, and you’re not doing an interview?” Fox said. “So, all the fault was on me. Didn’t we have me? No. I don’t give a thing that you should protect your player and let it happen to you. … I felt at the time that the organization didn’t have a back.”

In any case, the fox and the brown era has been completed with kings such as 32-29, which is ninth in the Western Conference. Funny enough, the kings hosted San Antonio Spurs on Friday night in the return of Fox, because without a doubt the fans will be viewed with interest.