Former All-Star Isaiah Thomas Seeks a Team Through X
Former All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas has asked to be considered for a mentorship role with Sacramento Kings young guard Darius Acuff Jr. The 37-year-old Thomas, who works as a scout for the Boston Celtics, says he has not given up on his dream of returning to the NBA.

Former All-Star point guard Isaiah Thomas, who performed at a superstar level for a brief period in the NBA, is continuing to look for a team through social media. Thomas responded on X to reports that the Sacramento Kings were interested in experienced guard Gabe Vincent to mentor the team's young star Darius Acuff Jr., and asked to be considered for the role himself.
Thomas began his career in Sacramento and, like Acuff Jr., is a short, scoring guard. Since the 2026 Draft, he has been a strong supporter of Acuff Jr., and he made an open call.
A two-time All-Star who averaged 28.9 points for the Boston Celtics in the 2016/17 season and finished fifth in MVP voting, Thomas never returned to his former level after a serious hip injury. Over the last seven seasons, he has played for eight different teams, mostly on 10-day contracts, and last season he played in the G League.
The 37-year-old, who began work as a scout for the Celtics in May, still has not given up on his dream of returning to NBA courts.



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