The Sacramento Kings signed Cory Joseph as a part of their summer spending spree during the 2019 offseason, handing the eight-year veteran a 3-year, $37.2 million contract. He was brought in to serve as De’Aaron Fox‘s primary backup at the point guard position as well as provide a much-needed defensive presence to the Kings’ backcourt.
So how did Joseph perform this year? How did he do in filling his role and what would his grade for the season be?
PROS
One of the best things that Joseph accomplished all season was his ability to change roles in the middle of the season and still provide production for his team.