Hawks PG Dejounte Murray Has 'No Ill Feelings' Against Spurs
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Former San Antonio Spurs and current Atlanta Hawks guard Dejounte Murray is in the midst of a heated battle in the NBA Eastern Conference, spearheading the franchise alongside Trae Young in a final effort to secure postseason seeding.
Recently, Murray was asked about his time with San Antonio -- the franchise that drafted him No. 29 overall in the 2016 NBA Draft -- saying the following shared on Twitter:
"This is a place that gave me an opportunity that nobody did at that time," Murray said. At the end of the day, I wish them the best, I want the best for them ... There's no ill feelings towards anybody."
The Spurs traded Murray this past offseason to the Hawks for several reasons -- chiefly to enter a full rebuild and release themselves from any hefty contracts, existent or impending. San Antonio also received three first-round draft picks from Atlanta in return. Immediately following the trade, Murray posted this to his personal Twitter account:
Thus, a positive divorce was already existent, which he doubled-down on recently. At the expense of losing a premiere point guard the likes of Murray, San Antonio is in hot pursuit of winning the 2023 NBA Draft Lottery and securing the rights to French phenom Victor Wembanyama.
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