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Almost makes you wonder why the man does not start?

And after nine regular season games, we still can't.

I know that Huerter and Monk are pure shooters, but a 36% chance at a three-pointer goes down to something like 20% when you are four feet or further from the line. Malik cannot be standing that far back for a catch-and-shoot. He has to get in position closer to the line when the ball is...

After 7 games, I will upgrade my prediction to scenario #3 and a winning record. I hope I am wrong and the coaching staff and players figure it out soon. They still need another veteran wing for that open roster spot--now, not in January.

The Kings have an open roster spot. The way things look now, with the top eight players on the court for extended periods, they need to fill that spot with a savvy veteran sooner rather than later.

What does a man have to do to get respect on this team? Not to mention, that one decision was enough to lose the game, just as benching Ellis against the Lakers was enough to lose that game, when what the Kings needed in the fourth quarter was a defensive stopper. In this one, they were down...

I do not appreciate being insulted.

If there is ice underneath the basketball court, that could cause moisture problems. In fact, it could be dangerous if not properly insulated. I remember seeing one NBA game where that turned out to be an issue. Anthony Davis is on a mission. I hope we can slow him down.

Hey, guys! Isn't there another game tonight? Somewhere in La-La Land.

There were some real positives to take from the game: 1) DeRozan looked fairly comfortable on offense and scored a team-high 26 points 2) Sabonis hit 3-4 threes 3) Murray shot 47% from the field and 50% from three 4) Monk was 6-9 with four assists for 17 points 5) The defense was better than...

At least Coach Brown sees the problem he created, and will try to fix it. Unfortunately, the next game is against the LA Lakers.

He did what the coaches told him to do in preseason: play defense and only shoot if you have to. Now he has a completely different role, and it's not on him to figure it out on the fly.

Doggone. It was close all the way, except when the Kings had a 12-point lead late in the third quarter and the bench promptly gave it away.

They need to get the ball to the hot hands--currently Fox and Monk. Edit: And Murray.

Likewise with the offensive rebounds. No one else is doing it, even though stats say that shots after the OR are high-percentage.

Monk's defensive technique has improved dramatically since the All-Star break last season. I wonder if he spent a lot of time studying film while resting his knee?

I thought that was Brandon Ingram.

Lyles at the five now. Three different centers against Minnesota. They are playing zone.

Looks like he still has the hops.

I was surprised to see Sabonis trapping so early in the game. He was very effective at it, too. Usually, the guards or small forwards do the trapping.