In one of the craziest days for trades in NBA history, the San Antonio Spurs made the long-awaited move of adding De'Aaron Fox from the Sacramento Kings. Under 24 hours after the Dallas Mavericks and Los Angeles Lakers swapped Anthony Davis for Luka Doncic, the Spurs added an All-Star of their own.

After he was rumored as a potential trade target for the Spurs last week, De’Aaron Fox was included in a three-team deal from Sacramento to San Antonio. This means the Spurs have found their point guard of the future to pair alongside Victor Wembanyama, which is exciting for fans of the emerging superstar.

The San Antonio Spurs made a major splash on Sunday night, striking a deal to land star point guard De'Aaron Fox to pair with Victor Wembanyama. The duo immediately becomes one of the fiercest pick-and-roll batteries in the NBA .

In trading for star De'Aaron Fox, the Spurs not only acquire one of the game's top scorers, they do so while keeping key pieces in tact.

This trade doesn’t make the Spurs instant championship contenders. But their status as master thieves is indisputable.

In a three-team deal involving the San Antonio Spurs, Sacramento Kings, and Chicago Bulls, De'Aaron Fox is officially joining Victor Wembanyama as the team's second bona fide All-Star. Safe to say, amid a slew of reports leading up to the trade,

Sacramento Kings guard De'Aaron Fox is headed to San Antonio following a three-way trade that has been confirmed by CBS News Sacramento.

De’Aaron Fox is headed to the San Antonio Spurs in a multi-team deal that’s sending Chicago’s Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings, a team source told The Athletic. Kevin Huerter, Zach Collins and Tre Jones will head to the Chicago Bulls as part of the deal.