New Year, New Outlook: The Kings are Different, Without the Best Coach Mike Brown at the Helm, they艰难战胜残阵独行侠，终结了自己的六连败，本以为这场胜利将会成为他们吹响反击的号角，不曾想，球队的内部率先扛不住了。As the most direct beneficiary of Brown's dismissal, Fox also fell into social media, helplessly stating that he was unaware of the management's decision to fire the head coach, but still did not receive more sympathy from fans. It was after this scene of "no silver three hundred taels" was made public that the Kings also realized the reality of the team. Regardless of how the team performs in the future or what kind of indescribable games they play, Fox's mind will not stay in Sacramento Kings. From the moment he rejected a 3-year $165 million early renewal, he and his agent team have been planning for a long time. For this All-Star-level guard, many teams have pursued him on trade day, with the Lakers, Spurs, and Rockets becoming the main potential suitors. However, Pelinka does not have any attractive target players for the Kings, and the three future first-round picks are simply outmatched compared to the other two teams. Although the Spurs are interested in pursuing Fox, their current task is not to make a playoff push, but to continue training Wenyibanya and finding role players suitable for him. Currently, the rest of the 14 players in the team are capable of fighting, and if they want to show offensive aggression, they cannot rely solely on Fox. More draft picks may have other intentions. After a simple analysis and comparison, the Houston Rockets have the best chance of winning. First of all,…

The Phoenix Suns have suffered another loss, with their draft pick now having a 1.5% chance of securing the number one overall pick in this year's draft and a 7.1% chance of landing a top-four pick. Some Houston Rockets fans are hoping to secure one of the top three picks and bring Dylan Harper back to Houston, envisioning him as their new "prince." Dylan Harper, dubbed the "Little Harden" by draft experts, recently scored 16 points, grabbed 11 rebounds, and dished out 12 assists with 3 steals and 1 block, committing only 1 turnover, leading his team to victory. Harper, 19 years old and standing at 1.98 meters tall, is a versatile guard capable of playing both shooting guard and point guard roles, reminiscent of James Harden. This season, Harper has played 13 games for Rutgers University, averaging 34 minutes per game with 22.8 points, 5.3 rebounds, 4.8 assists, 1.2 steals, and 0.5 blocks, boasting a 52.5% field goal percentage, 37.3% from three-point range, and 75% from the free-throw line. Harper possesses good athleticism, able to drive to the basket and finish after physical contact with defenders. He utilizes the Euro step effectively, drawing fouls and converting them into free throws. This season, he averages 6.5 free throw attempts per game, inflicting damage on opposing frontcourts. Harper also has a reliable outside shot, averaging 1.9 three-pointers made per game. He demonstrates excellent court vision, willingly sharing the ball, and is actively involved in defense, seeking opportunities to steal and block shots to prevent opponents from scoring. Harper's scoring prowess is…