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Peja Stojakovic and Kevin Martin scored 15 points apiece, and Kenny Thomas had 11 points and nine rebounds in the Sacramento Kings' 114-99 exhibition victory over the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night.
Bonzi Wells added 11 points for the Kings, who jumped out to a 19-point lead in the second quarter and stretched it to 23 shortly after halftime while making more than 60 percent of their shots. Sacramento's up-tempo offense was impressive, with Wells and Shareef Abdur-Rahim taking on more of the Kings' aggressive mind-set with each preseason game.
Baron Davis had 22 points and six assists in the Warriors' first exhibition game back on the mainland after training camp and two games against the Lakers in Hawaii. Troy Murphy had 15 points and eight rebounds as the Warriors played without guard Jason Richardson, who missed the game for personal reasons.
Sacramento coach Rick Adelman is in no hurry to choose a starting power forward. After Thomas started the exhibition opener against Dallas, Abdur-Rahim started Friday's victory over the Clippers -- and both forwards started against the Warriors, with center Brad Miller coming off the bench.
The Kings look deep behind Wells, with rookie Francisco Garcia adding 13.
Andris Biedrins, the Warriors' 19-year-old Latvian big man, had three points in 16 minutes. Golden State coach Mike Montgomery hopes the youngster is ready to play significant minutes as a backup to center Adonal Foyle, particularly while rookie Ike Diogu is out with a broken hand.
Rookie forward Chris Taft, who missed much of training camp and the Warriors' first two exhibitions with a strained groin, made his Golden State debut with four points in eight minutes.
Mickael Pietrus started in Richardson's spot, scoring eight points. -- By Greg Beacham, AP Sports Writer
Peja Stojakovic and Kevin Martin scored 15 points apiece, and Kenny Thomas had 11 points and nine rebounds in the Sacramento Kings' 114-99 exhibition victory over the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night.
Bonzi Wells added 11 points for the Kings, who jumped out to a 19-point lead in the second quarter and stretched it to 23 shortly after halftime while making more than 60 percent of their shots. Sacramento's up-tempo offense was impressive, with Wells and Shareef Abdur-Rahim taking on more of the Kings' aggressive mind-set with each preseason game.
Baron Davis had 22 points and six assists in the Warriors' first exhibition game back on the mainland after training camp and two games against the Lakers in Hawaii. Troy Murphy had 15 points and eight rebounds as the Warriors played without guard Jason Richardson, who missed the game for personal reasons.
Sacramento coach Rick Adelman is in no hurry to choose a starting power forward. After Thomas started the exhibition opener against Dallas, Abdur-Rahim started Friday's victory over the Clippers -- and both forwards started against the Warriors, with center Brad Miller coming off the bench.
The Kings look deep behind Wells, with rookie Francisco Garcia adding 13.
Andris Biedrins, the Warriors' 19-year-old Latvian big man, had three points in 16 minutes. Golden State coach Mike Montgomery hopes the youngster is ready to play significant minutes as a backup to center Adonal Foyle, particularly while rookie Ike Diogu is out with a broken hand.
Rookie forward Chris Taft, who missed much of training camp and the Warriors' first two exhibitions with a strained groin, made his Golden State debut with four points in eight minutes.
Mickael Pietrus started in Richardson's spot, scoring eight points. -- By Greg Beacham, AP Sports Writer