Famous reporter: There is no sign that the king cuts Davis to pave the way for signing Westbrook

September 13th News Today, NBA famous reporter Jake Fischer wrote an article about some situations in the market, part of which talked about the Kings.

The article reads: "There is no sign that the king was paving the way for the signing of Westbrook. It is too early to say that.

" But parting ways with Davis, who holds an insured contract, seems to indicate that the king no longer believes that his contract can be used in potential transactions.

"Davis' contract was originally converted to security on the first day of the new season. A person familiar with the salary cap told me yesterday that the only reason why the Kings kept Davis for so long was that he might use his contract in the transaction."

Critical reporter Michael Scotto reported on the 11th of this month that the Kings cut Terence Davis. Davis had previously signed a non-guarantee contract with the Kings, with the contract's "triggered guarantee clause" date set at the regular season opening.

Last season, Terence Davis only played 1 game for the Kings, playing 8 minutes and scored 1 rebound and 1 assist. The G League played 30 games, averaging 14.3 points, 4.7 rebounds, 2.8 assists and 1.1 steals per game in 26.4 minutes.