The seven-player deal also sees centre Aaron Gray and forward Quincy Acy head to the Kings. Ujiri said there were issues with spacing on the floor, and also acknowledged the suggestions that Gay and guard DeMar DeRozan did many of the same things on the court. 'Phenomenal talented player, it just wasn't working,' Ujiri said at a press conference Monday. So Ujiri pulled off his second major trade since joining the Raptors in the off-season, sending Gay and his sizable contract to the Sacramento Kings. But he said that the Raptors were lacking in chemistry, and changes had to come. Ujiri said he didn't have a problem with Gay's talent level or attitude. TORONTO - Rudy Gay and the Toronto Raptors just didn't work out, according to team general manager Masai Ujiri.