The backup point guards are swapped, reuniting Miller and George Karl in Sacramento and giving Washington a younger No. 2 point guard.
The Kings have agreed to trade reserve point guard Ramon Sessions to the Wizards in exchange for Andre Miller, according to Yahoo!'s Adrian Wojnarowski.
What the Kings are getting
The Kings land a veteran point guard in Miller, one who is well familiar with new Sacramento coach George Karl. Miller will be backing up Darren Collison, who has quietly had a strong season, and may be asked to mentor young Ray McCallum, a Miller-sized point guard. The 15-year vet was only averaging a dozen minutes per game in D.C., but that may not actually increase in Sacramento. Miller's contract expires at the end of the season.
What the Wizards are getting
Sessions will join the seventh team of his 7-year career. The quicksilver journeyman has had a rough time making an impact on mediocre teams the past few seasons, and his defense is always a concern. He's under contract for $2.1 million in 2015-16. Considering the Wizards' other rumored option for backup point guard is Bobby Brown, Sessions might actually help. Expect 42-plus minutes per game of John Wall in the postseason, though.
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