Why Did the Kings Help OKC?!

Why Did the Kings Help OKC?!



Why Did the Kings Help OKC?!

The Panel reacts to the OKC Thunder trading for Nique Clifford and questions why the Sacramento Kings would help one of the NBA’s best teams. OKC has built a reputation for developing players and turning overlooked talent into very good players. Did the Kings just make the Thunder even stronger? The Panel breaks down the trade, Nique Clifford, OKC’s player development, and what this means for both teams.

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  1. Nique wasn't getting minutes with acuff, sharp, black, and monk on this team lmfao. Also, Nique didn't show he got better when he struggled against G Leagueers in SL and the California Classic. But again, he'll have a better chance in OKC with a better system and a real coach. I'm only upset with the Kings wasting a pick on Devin Carter.

  2. Other GM's aren't thinking about OKC, or the Spurs. They will do what they think is best for their franchise at that moment. This "stop helping OKC" idea is a silly. Sam Presti just has a longer timeline than all other GM's because they think in 0-2 year windows and he thinks 3-7 years into the future. That's why he's taken advantage of the Clippers, Rockets, Nuggets, Dallas, Heat, Knicks, Clippers, Kings, and the Clippers a few extra times. OKC's Development and Scouting is also just way better than other teams, so they are turning players that would fail elsewhere into legit NBA guys.

  3. in the last 3 months of last season nique clifford averaged 13-5-4 with 1.5 steals on 43-36-77 shooting splits.then the kings played him 16 minutes in the first game of this year and practically benched him for the rest of his tenure there.i dont know what the kings were thinking

  4. The thing about this Nique Clifford acquisition is that this pick was originally part of the Paul George trade. So what the Thunder did was trade the pick from the Paul George trade to get a first round pick for next year, then trade two second round picks to get the pick again. So Presti flipped the Paul George trade into a first round pick. And all they had to do was give up two second round picks.

  5. Presti is just so smart where average GM’s doesn’t know they’re helping them. Why bother tho when nobody beating the SA, OKC, Rockets, or Sixers this year. Don’t sleep on Dallas and GSW too

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