NBA Latest Trade Rumors: Oklahoma City Thunder Still Wants Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay As New Wingman; Another Bad Season for Kings?

In the latest NBA trade rumors, the Oklahoma City Thunder is still pursuing the Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay to be their new team wingman. The Sacramento Kings, on the other hand, had really been smashed down in their previous games, leading to yet another disappointing season for the team..

CBS Sports News  reported that Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay could provide more long-range shooting for the Oklahoma City Thunder. Rudy Gay averaged 21.3 points per game with 47 percent shooting.

Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay can also add some experience to the Oklahoma City Thunder, which is currently composed of a number of young players with an age average of 25.1 years old.

NBA Trade Rumor:
OKC receives : Rudy Gay
Kings receives : Goran Dragic
Heat receives : Ilyasova, McGary, Ben McLemore

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Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay also helped the United States win their first FIBA World Championship gold medal since 1994. Rudy Gay averaged 7.0 points, 2.9 rebounds, and 1.0 steals in 13.4 minutes in nine games.

Moreover, Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay is a member of the national team in 2014, collecting the gold medal at the FIBA Basketball World Cup after an undefeated campaign. The Sacramento Kings, however, was on the edge on this year's NBA season.

With a standing record of 4-9 and currently holds 4 defeats, the Sacramento Kings versus Los Angeles Clippers went miserably last Friday night. According to Pro Sports Daily, Sacramento Kings Coach Dave Joerger had really messed up the direction of the team. Even DeMarcus Cousins' individual rebounding and defensive numbers stat were all going down.

However, Sacramento Kings players were being blamed by Joerger for their own struggles. Joerger said in an interview that he doesn't know any player that can really play along with Kings Star DeMarcus Cousins. If this issue continues on, it could probably lead to Sacramento Kings yet another bad season in NBA history.

With Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay on the Oklahoma City Thunder, they could move just from playing in the playoffs to showing up again in finals.

Will the Oklahoma Thunder get the chance to join the playoff if they have the Sacramento Kings Rudy Gay on their team? Leave your comments below.