A few days before the 2025 NBA trade deadline, the Sacramento Kings sent long-time point guard De'Aaron Fox to the San Antonio Spurs in a blockbuster three-team deal with the Chicago Bulls that brought back Zach LaVine. On Friday, Fox played in Sacramento for the first time since joining the Spurs.

The San Antonio Spurs' three-game winning streak ended with a loss to the Sacramento Kings. However, the spotlight shifted to the Kings' surprising reception for former star De'Aaron Fox, who later addressed the moment.

After spearheading the Kings' most successful season in nearly 2 decades, De'Aaron Fox returns to Sacramento as the Spurs' lead guard.

De’Aaron Fox spent much of his time in Sacramento as the fan favorite and face of the Kings franchise that ended a record-long playoff drought and brought much-needed joy to what had been a downtrodden team.

San Antonio Spurs star De’Aaron Fox admitted that the finger injury he’s been dealing with virtually the entire season may cut his year short. Following the team’s 127-109 loss at the Sacramento Kings in a game that represented Fox’s return to the city where he spent his first seven and half NBA seasons,