Heading into the 2019 offseason, the Sacramento Kings were in desperate need of an upgrade at center, a backup point guard and depth — and any player added had to fit the Kings’ style of play.
Nearly six weeks later, the Sacramento Kings have added Cory Joseph, Trevor Ariza, Richaun Homes and Dewayne Dedmon, capping off what’s seen by most Sacramento Kings fans and some national writers as a masterfully maneuvered offseason, and an abject disaster by others. For me, however, it’s hard to find fault with any of Divac’s moves.
The decision to add Joseph and Dedmon over more expensive options was nothing short of brilliant, and might be some of the best non-superstar deals made this summer.