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Sacramento Kings reports according to trade interest in the 2 -fold NBA master guard

Sacramento Kings reports according to trade interest in the 2 -fold NBA master guard

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Jrue Holiday played for the Boston Celtics in each of the two previous seasons.

The former Ucla star ended the past regular season with average values ​​of 11.1 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.9 assists and 1.1 steals per competition, while he shot 44.3% of the field and 35.3% from the three-point range in 62 games.

Jrue Holiday

March 24, 2025; Sacramento, California, USA; Boston Celtics Guard Jrue Holiday (4) dribbles the ball in the first quarter in the Golden 1 center against the Sacramento Kings. Mandatory loan: Cary Edmondson-Mimagn Pictures / Cary Edmondson-Mimagn Images

The vacation is expected to be a player who could end up in many trading rumors this summer.

Recently, Brett seal of clutchpoints reported that the Sacramento Kings are a team that is interested in making a deal for the vacation.

At 34, the vacation is no longer in its heyday.

He also has more than 100 million US dollars for his Contract This can go through the 2027-28 season.

The vacation was the 17th election in the NBA design of 2009.

He also played for the Milwaukee Bucks, New Orleans Pelicans and Philadelphia 76ers in 16 seasons.

The two-time NBA All-Star won two titles (with Bucks and Celtics).

About the leadership: “Most all defensive teams among active players:

9 – Draymond Green
8 – Rudy Gobert
7 – Kawhi Leonard
6 – LeBron James
6 – Jrue Holiday
5 – Giannis
5 – Bam Adebayo
5 – Jimmy Butler
5 – Anthony Davis
4 – Paul George
3 – Jaren Jackson Jr.
3 – Joel Embbiid
3 – Marcus Smart “

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December 12, 2024; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; The Boston Celtics Guard Jrue Holiday (4) awaits the resumption of games in the first half against the Detroit Pistons in the TD Garden. Mandatory loan: Eric Canha-Mimagn Pictures / Eric Canha-Mimagn Images

As for the Kings, they ended the 2024-25 season as ninth seed in the Western Conference with a 40-42 record.

You missed the NBA playoffs for the second year.

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