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Not with Fox getting more rebounds than him.

With any luck, tonight is the night the Kings clinch finishing the season with a better record than the Lakers. I try to enjoy the small things along the way.

An observation from the graph over at fivethirtyeight: The last time the Kings had an ELO >1450 for close to 4 months (as they do now), ended on 1 April 2007, 12 years ago today.

Nice! Last win @SA was this one, over 7 years ago.

"Hey Adrienne, we're thinking of moving the team to Vegas. Figure out some appropriate jerseys."

If they're going to bring back blue, it should be like this.

Considering that Utah's next 9 games are against <.460 teams, we might want to forget about them.

Since Cotton Fitzsimmons bailed on Kansas City, the franchise has had 18 head coaches, one of them twice. I wanted to talk about the ones who won over 38 games: Garry St. Jean, who won 39 in '94-5 and '95-6, and Rick Adelman, who took the Kings to the playoffs in each of his eight years...

It's so weird that the Suns have a 3 game winning streak.

There is no "d" in "Lakers."

The good news: everyone below the Kings in the west are losing tonight. The bad news: everyone above looks like they might win.

Yay, Clips lin! We get another round of 8th-9th tie.

Cavs playing four guards and a forward, but the stubborn Knicks refuse to take the lead.

Not a big fan of Doncic clutch wins, personally.

Yeah, if they couldn't even lose last night's game, I'm a lot less hopeful about the playoffs. We'll be playing them again after another six games, but our schedule makes a 2-4 outcome look very possible, while theirs looks more like 4-2 or even 5-1. I'll take consolation from the thought that...

I'm doubtful that the Clippers' trades will make them more competitive this year, or were really meant to, so am hoping they'll quietly abandon the #8 slot, starting tonight. Go Celtics!

Clippers' last second win means no 8th-9th tie for the Kings, but being 1.5 games ahead of the Lakers is still sweet. Lakers next game is @Celtics, will they fall below .500? :eek:

I just wanted to publicly offer my condolences to NO, who at .440 have taken the Kings' traditional spot: In line for the 8th-10th draft pick, and 13th position in the western playoff race.

After three fouls in eight minutes, they pulled him for the rest of the half. Third quarter, he picks up another, and is back out after four minutes. He's costing them peanuts, and they got into first place in the west without playing him, so I think GS has every reason to be happy. Someone...