Donte DiVincenzo had little talk with Tom Thibodeau before Kings revenge game
NY Post
SAN FRANCISCO — A trip to central California meant two reunions for Donte DiVincenzo, one with fonder feelings than the other.
In Golden State, where the Knicks play Monday night, the sentiment toward the organization is all warm and fuzzy.
The Warriors helped resurrect DiVincenzo’s career last season, providing an opportunity that got him the big payday with the Knicks, worth roughly $50 million with four years of security.
In Sacramento, where DiVincenzo played briefly in 2022, the history is soured by the Kings rescinding a qualifying offer just days before free agency.
The organization basically gave up on DiVincenzo.
So before Saturday’s game in Sacramento, Tom Thibodeau had a conversation with his starting shooting guard about perspective.
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