For the vast majority of NBA players, when they get a two-year 105 million super Max extension opportunity, they will certainly not hesitate to sign on the contract. Because signing your name meant that you immediately had 100 million dollars in bills, and few people would turn down such an astronomical contract! But Kings star De 'Alon Fox was not impressed, he did not even want to take a look at the astronomical contract extension refused. As for the reason, it is not that he is not interested in money, but that he is interested in more money. So, 2 years 105 million is not satisfied with his current appetite!
According to well-known reporter Chris Haynes revealed on the show that Kings star De 'Alon Fox had turned down the team's offer of a two-year $105 million early contract extension this offseason. It is worth mentioning that the two years and $105 million is the maximum early extension the Kings can currently offer Fox. But the star was not impressed, and now he has absolutely no interest in signing a two-year $105 million contract extension! Of course, this is not to say that Fox has any intention of leaving Sacramento. The main reason is that he wants to pursue a longer and larger super Max contract extension.
According to Haynes, Fox made the decision because his goal was to make the team of the Year and get more money. Last season, Fox's regular game average of 25 points, 4.2 boards, 6.1 assists 1.1 steals, he was successfully selected to the third team of the year with excellent performance in the season, and was elected the NBA Key Player of the year. The Kings, led by him and Sabonis Jr., broke the spell and finally got back to the playoffs after 17 years.
If Fox makes the All-NBA team again this season, he could be eligible to sign a four-year Max extension with the Kings next summer worth about $245 million. It is worth mentioning that both Fox and King are interested in a long-term partnership. Fox has three years left on his current contract with the Kings, which expires in the summer of 2026 and pays him $34.84 million and $37.09 million for the next two seasons.
Fox did not hesitate to refuse to accept a two-year $105 million Max contract extension, which can be said to be arrogant. The reason is that he can afford to do so. So far this season, Fox is averaging 30.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 6.4 assists, 1.6 steals and 0.4 blocks per game, shooting 47.9% from the field, 35.7% from three-point range and 72.8% from the free throw line. As the king of the big masters, this veteran team under his wise leadership to play 11-8 Western Conference sixth record. Now the king seems to have been the new rich in the west, has been completely rid of the fish belly label they have become a strong force to be reckoned with in the wild West! And for getting a 4-year 245 million super Max contract extension, Fox is naturally determined to win!
