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All I can say is, I sure hope Sabonis comes back soon.

Five assists in the first half is not enough for you?

An utter embarrasment. The Warriors by my count have made nine threes from the right corner. That one spot. Most of them wide open. I thought our problem defending the three-point arc had subsided once Mike Brown was fired.

By the way, De'Aaron Fox will finally get that surgery he needs on the little finger of his left (shooting) hand. He played with it all season, and it was only getting worse. That certainly did not help the Kings in November and December. https://www.nba.com/news/spurs-deaaron-fox-finger-injury

Trey Lyles is listed as a gametime decision, so if he is out, Isaac might see more playing time, possibly Skal, as well. Isaac Jones vs. Post or Looney, that would be interesting!

Another back-to-back! I am hoping they can steal one of these two, but both are tough matchups, especially with Sabonis out yet again. The Kings shot so poorly last time out, I am hoping for reversion to the mean. They only had 18 assists against the Knicks, though of course, it is hard to...

It is called "spreading the floor."

Oh, boy. I would just as soon forget this game ever happened. The Kings are now 4-8 on the second night of back-to-backs.

He went to the locker room late in the third. Hopefully, he will be back.

Back to back. They looked dispirited after the Kawhi Leonard buzzer-beater last night, but are showing signs of life.

The team started getting it together in the second quarter. I expect more of the same in the third. Surprisingly, Monk is the leading scorer for the Kings, after missing three shots to start off the game. For some reason, Coach Christie glued Jonas to the bench late in the quarter, opting for...

I am afraid so. Something to work on in the off-season, for sure.

Kings look a little out of sync in every respect. I expect they will start clicking around the middle of the second quarter. Lots of time.

LaRavia is out tonight, according to ESPN.

While we are hoping for the Mavericks to lose, Kessler Edwards is having a big night for Dallas vs. San Antonio: 7-10 shooting for 16 points, with 8 rebounds.