While the Lakers are waiting for reinforcements, other franchises are springing into action for training camp. The Kings signed yet another player on Monday night, and you guessed it, it’s a former Angelinos. It’s already the third time it’s happened this summer, which inevitably makes some Internet users smile.
The summer is not over for the franchises, which still have to prepare as well as possible for the training camp which will begin in September. Teams will test several players in preparation for the new season, while the Lakers still hope to hit a big shot with a trade. This Monday evening, and while waiting for the rest, it was the Kings who hit the market, with the desire to make the playoffs in a year.
The Kings still draw from the former Lakers!
According to information from Marc J. Spears, it is a former Laker / Warrior who is making his comeback: Quinn Cook, who has already been able to win several rings. His experience is therefore a good thing, even if the nature of the contract is unknown. It is possible that the point guard will have to prove himself at the next camp, which means that he is not yet certain to stay in California for the long term.
REPORT: The Kings have signed Quinn Cook, via @MarcJSpears. pic.twitter.com/W9PBlYLY6k
— Hoop Central (@TheHoopCentral) August 9, 2022
The Kings have signed Quinn Cook, according to Marc J Spears.
What makes internet users smile? The fact that this is not the first time the Kings have drawn from former Lakers. They started the summer strong with the arrival of Malik Monk, so precious last year alongside LeBron James. Recently ? They decided to trust Kent Bazemore, who is now joined by former Laker Quinn Cook. Some decided to make fun of the situation.
Kings really picking up the Lakers’ scraps
— MogeGoji (2022) (@GojiHeisei) August 9, 2022
The Kings really recover the remains of the Lakers
Lakers legend
— Los Angeles Lakers ❼ (@RatioedByLakers) August 9, 2022
The legend of the Lakers
Quinn Cook, former Laker, strengthens the rank of the Kings after Malik Monk and Kent Bazemore. Sacramento has only one goal: to return to playoffs, which wouldn’t be bad for this team, which hasn’t seen the postseason in ages. Unfortunately for them, it will take much more to dream.