Buddy Hield is DONE with the Kings: but is this the way to do it?
Buddy Hield is DONE with the Kings: but is this the way to do it?
Hield is DONE with the Kings… but is this the way to do it? Rumors have been spreading across the air for a while now with Buddy Hield wanting to join a different team, wanting to be traded.
Since being benched back in February by Luke Walton (HC), he has not been happy. He has not been happy with the way the team has been treating him; so since Feb., he has expressed his interest in a trade.
A new stage, a new tactic is being played by Hield. The “ghosting” stage, reports have been coming out that Buddy Hield is no longer answering or returning the calls of his head coach. Luke Walton.
The proof is in the pudding:
Buddy Hield is responding to someone on Instagram by saying “big facts.” Why did he say this? He said this because the fan was saying “Trust The Process.” So, more rumors and reports are hinting (from what the image is) that Hield wants to be traded to Philly.
This all started because the Kings benched him for Bogan, he has adapted very well to his new role. But, in other terms, Hield thinks he is still a starter. He thinks he should have never been benched, had a new role, and how Luke Walton has been treating him lately.
Now, remember this, he has criticized Luke Walton in the past. He doesn’t care if he publicizes it, he wants too. Because, in the past, he said Luka Walton has trust problems. That he thinks that Walton doesn’t trust him that much, because he thought he should have gotten more time out on the court.
If to be traded, then, what is his trade value?
More than likely he will be traded somewhere, all the signs and his actions are leading to that cause. His contract is 4 years, $86 million dollars. This was signed last October, but as things are changing should have kept him in Sacramento through 2024.
Even with Hield’s new role to the bench and the King’s horrible and unfocused play this year. He is a really good shooter, proved that at the 2020 All-Star 3-PT contest, can help any team that needs a three-point shooter and a spot-up shooter. To me, he would be perfect for Philly. He would be a perfect asset, a good piece for that team to make the postseason.
I believe that whatever team he goes to he will make that team good when he is on the court. Whether shooting outside shots, inside shots or even driving. He has a good jump shot, has enough experience to known when to take the shot, and overall good court awareness. To me, he would be a great leader and teammate supporter of a team that he feels at home with.
What do you guys think? Do you think trades will happen for him? Would Philly be ideal for both sides? Sound off in the comments below!
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