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SHOTLIST: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, California, USA. 4th February 2019.
Sacramento Kings 127, San Antonio Spurs 112
1st Quarter
1. 00:00 Overhead shot of opening tipoff
2nd Quarter
2. 00:06 Spurs LaMarcus Aldridge tips-in offensive rebound and draws foul, 51-44 Spurs trail
3rd Quarter
3. 00:19 Kings De'Aaron Fox makes layup, then Spurs Patty Mills at other end before end of quarter, 98-86 Kings
4. 00:32 Replay of baskets
4th Quarter
5. 00:42 Kings Marvin Bagley III makes spinning alley oop dunk, 105-96 Kings
6. 00:55 Various replays of dunk
7. 01:14 Kings Marvin Bagley III dunks offensive rebound, 121-108 Kings
8. 01:26 Spurs coach Gregg Popovich
9. 01:33 Kings Marvin Bagley III after game
SOURCE: NBA Entertainment
DURATION: 01:36
STORYLINE:
Rookie forward Marvin Bagley III had a career-high 24 points and 12 rebounds for his third straight double-double, leading the Sacramento Kings past the San Antonio Spurs 127-112 on Monday night for their seventh straight home win.
De'Aaron Fox added 20 points and Buddy Hield scored 18 to extend Sacramento's longest home winning streak since a 14-gamer in 2005-06. That was the last time the Kings made the playoffs, but Sacramento (28-25) is positioned to make a run at a postseason spot this season. The Kings trail the Los Angeles Clippers by a half-game for eighth place in the Western Conference.
DeMar DeRozan had 24 points and LaMarcus Aldridge added 22 for the Spurs, who lost the opener of their annual eight-game rodeo road trip.
Sacramento had lost 14 straight to San Antonio before winning at home in November and followed it up with another. The teams meet for the final time in the regular season March 31 in San Antonio.
SHOTLIST: Golden 1 Center, Sacramento, California, USA. 4th February 2019.
Sacramento Kings 127, San Antonio Spurs 112
1st Quarter
1. 00:00 Overhead shot of opening tipoff
2nd Quarter
2. 00:06 Spurs LaMarcus Aldridge tips-in offensive rebound and draws foul, 51-44 Spurs trail
3rd Quarter
3. 00:19 Kings De'Aaron Fox makes layup, then Spurs Patty Mills at other end before end of quarter, 98-86 Kings
4. 00:32 Replay of baskets
4th Quarter
5. 00:42 Kings Marvin Bagley III makes spinning alley oop dunk, 105-96 Kings
6. 00:55 Various replays of dunk
7. 01:14 Kings Marvin Bagley III dunks offensive rebound, 121-108 Kings
8. 01:26 Spurs coach Gregg Popovich
9. 01:33 Kings Marvin Bagley III after game
SOURCE: NBA Entertainment
DURATION: 01:36
STORYLINE:
Rookie forward Marvin Bagley III had a career-high 24 points and 12 rebounds for his third straight double-double, leading the Sacramento Kings past the San Antonio Spurs 127-112 on Monday night for their seventh straight home win.
De'Aaron Fox added 20 points and Buddy Hield scored 18 to extend Sacramento's longest home winning streak since a 14-gamer in 2005-06. That was the last time the Kings made the playoffs, but Sacramento (28-25) is positioned to make a run at a postseason spot this season. The Kings trail the Los Angeles Clippers by a half-game for eighth place in the Western Conference.
DeMar DeRozan had 24 points and LaMarcus Aldridge added 22 for the Spurs, who lost the opener of their annual eight-game rodeo road trip.
Sacramento had lost 14 straight to San Antonio before winning at home in November and followed it up with another. The teams meet for the final time in the regular season March 31 in San Antonio.
