Russell Westbrook’s 17 Points Mask Shocking Nuggets Dominance—What Really Went Wrong for the Kings?
The short-handed Kings dug themselves a huge hole in the second quarter and spent the rest of the evening trying, albeit unsuccessfully, to climb out.
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Jokic had 16 points in the first quarter and was in full triple-double mode as the teams went into halftime with Denver leading 77-54.
The Kings committed five turnovers and scored only 17 points in the third quarter.
Here are the takeaways from the Kings’ latest loss:
Max meets the Joker
With Sabonis nursing his injury, the Kings have been in scramble mode for inside help. The situation got a little worse when Drew Eubanks suffered a left thumb injury and was pulled after playing fewer than four minutes.



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