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On November 12, according to Forbes sports reporter Evan Sidery, the Kings are preparing to rebuild and are evaluating the trade value of Savoy, LaVine, DeRozan and others. As of today's pre-game, the Kings have 3 wins and 7 losses and are only ranked 11th in the Western Conference. And Savoy is also dissatisfied with the current situation of the Kings. He publicly criticized the team's defense for being too poor.

It is worth noting that Xiao Sa did not apply for a transaction. At present, it is the Kings management that is more eager to change the status quo. Savoy played 7 games this season, averaging 34 minutes per game, scoring 15.3 points, 14 rebounds, 3.9 assists, 1.1 steals, 0.1 blocks, 2.7 turnovers and 4 fouls. His three shooting percentages were: 47.7%, 15.4%, 74.2%.

His average points and assists per game are both the lowest in his career in the past seven years; his average blocks per game and three-point shooting percentage are both the lowest in his career; his field goal percentage is the second lowest in his career, only higher than his rookie season. Average number of fouls per game, a career high. Sasha's average plus-minus per game this season is -11.3, ranking 305th in the league! Defensive efficiency 123.4, 291st in the league!

Sasquatch played his worst performance since his rookie season (2016-17). His contract is US$186 million over four years and will expire in the summer of 2028. His salary this season is US$42.33 million, and his annual salary in the next two seasons will be US$45.47 million and US$48.6 million respectively. With Sasha's current performance, it will be difficult for the King to send him away!

LaVine's contract is $215 million over five years and expires in the summer of 2027. DeRozan's contract is $74 million over three years, also expiring in the summer of 2027. Like Shaman, they are both strong in offense and weak in defense. When all three of them were on the floor last season, the Kings ranked third in the league in defensive efficiency. If no one defends, the performance will naturally be bad.

In February this year, the Kings traded Fox, McLaurin and Huerter for LaVine, two first-round picks and four second-round picks. In April of this year, general manager Monte McNair was fired half an hour after the Kings were eliminated in the playoffs. The day after McNair left, the Kings hired Scott Perry as the team's new general manager.

For comparison, this summer, the Grizzlies traded Bane for 4 unprotected first-round picks + 1 first-round swap right. The Kings traded Fox for this little bargaining chip, which was obviously not enough. Moreover, with the departure of Fox, the Kings lost the cornerstone of their team. Neither LaVine, DeRozan nor Sasha are in the Kings' future plans.

Savoy was born on May 3, 1996. He was the No. 11 pick in the first round of 2016. In February 2022, the Pacers sent Sabonis Jr., Jeremy Lamb, Justin Holiday and a second-round pick to get Haliburton, Hield and TT. At that time, everyone thought the deal was a win-win, but now it seems that the Kings lost.

So far in his career, Savoy has been selected to the All-Stars 3 times, the rebounding champion 3 times, and the All-NBA Third Team 2 times. US media simulated transaction: The Warriors sent Kuminga, Moody, 1 first-round pick, and 1 first-round swap, and the deal received Savoy and 2 second-round picks. This summer, Kuminga renewed his contract with the Warriors for 2 years and 48.5 million, and cannot be traded before January 15th.

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