Fox Shares Reasons for Not Signing Kings Contract Extension
De’Aaron Fox discusses his decision to delay a contract extension with the Kings, focusing on the team’s future and championship potential.
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He recently chatted about this on “The Draymond Green Show.” Fox mentioned that it’s all about where the team is headed. He’s looking for a chance to win, and he’s confident he’ll make good money no matter what.
Fox turned down a big three-year deal worth $165 million because he’s hoping for something even better down the line. He’s already got a solid five-year deal from 2020, but he’s focused on the team’s growth.
Since joining the Kings in 2017, he’s become a key player, helping the team break a long playoff drought. But he’s still eager to see the Kings keep improving.
He’s really invested in the city and loves being there. Fox even said he’d like to retire in Sacramento. But he’s clear that he wants the organization to match his commitment to winning.
This season has been a bit of a rollercoaster for the Kings. They’ve had some great offensive moments but also some tough defensive struggles. Just the other night, they lost to the Nuggets, which didn’t help their playoff hopes.
With the Western Conference being so competitive, it’s crucial for the Kings to step up. Whether they can convince Fox to sign that extension remains to be seen.