DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine spent three seasons together with the Chicago Bulls. How well do they get along?

DeMar DeRozan said during an appearance on FanDuel's Run It Back show that losing a player like De'Aaron Fox would make it "tough" to envision

Kings guard DeMar DeRozan was ecstatic when he found out that his former teammate, Zach LaVine, will be joining him in Sacramento.

Sacramento took a beating against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Saturday night and allowed a career-high 41 points to Aaron Wiggins. Despite the loss, Kings forward DeMar DeRozan provided a silver by passing sharpshooter Ray Allen for the 28th most points in NBA history (h/t Jorge Sierra | HoopsHype ).

Shortly after the trade details came out, Kings guard DeMar DeRozan took to Instagram with a post as he and LaVine have joined forces again. DeRozan posted an old photo of him and LaVine in ALl-Star gear. On top of the story that DeRozan posted, it shows he was listening to "Reunited" by Peaches and Herb.

The "Light the Beam" era of the Sacramento Kings is rapidly devolving into yet another dark time for the forlorn franchise. De'Aaron Fox's refusal to sign a contract extension has forced the Kings to recoup whatever value they can retain on the trade market before the Feb.

LaVine had a great eight-year tenure with the Bulls, including two All-Star appearances, but a trade out of Chicago was inevitable. It will be odd for Bulls fans to see DeRozan and LaVine share the court in Sacramento, but they are two stars who served the Bulls well and simply moved on.

Could the Kings somehow trade for Cam Johnson prior to the deadline even after bringing in Zach LaVine in the De'Aaron Fox deal?

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