When the San Antonio Spurs traded for De'Aaron Fox in early February, it was expected that the point guard would immediately become Victor Wembanyama 's running mate. While the two could still very easily have a long-term partnership, Wembanyama being shut down for the season did stop any immediate success in its tracks.

Following his most recent game, Spurs star De'Aaron Fox admitted that a procedure regarding his finger injury may come in March.

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.

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 former All-Star went more than a month without playing a true home game. On Friday, he'll visit a setting he knows well.

Former Kings guard De’Aaron Fox made his first appearance at Golden 1 Center as a member of the San Antonio Spurs.

While others around De’Aaron Fox, the Sacramento Kings and San Antonio Spurs may have focused on Fox’s return to Northern California for the first time since a February trade sent him to the Alamo City,

Fox, drafted by the Kings in 2017, spent seven and a half seasons in Sacramento, developing into the face of the franchise. He played a key role in their short-lived resurgence, leading the team to the NBA playoffs two seasons ago—their first postseason appearance since 2005-06.

Despite rumors to the contrary, recently acquired Spurs point guard De'Aaron Fox says San Antonio was the only team he wanted to be traded to this season. Indeed, before the Silver and Black landed the All Star-caliber guard for a song days before the NBA trade deadline,