The overwhelming reaction to the De'Andre Hunter trade that went down on Saturday night was that the Cleveland Cavaliers got the better of the Sacramento Kings, who have been known to have no idea what they're doing from a front office standpoint.
Cleveland was able to move $48.2 million of salary represented by a player they didn't need (Hunter), thereby clearing approximately $51 million off their books in salary plus tax penalties. The Cavs also added two valuable rotational pieces in Dennis Schroder and Keon Ellis.
And the Kings? Well, they continue to look foolish.