De’Aaron Fox and his team Sacramento Kings found their stride during the second half of the Frida night game and once they did, Cavaliers were not able to keep up with them.
On the Friday night game between Sacramento Kings vs. Cleveland Cavaliers, Kings came out victorious under Fox’s lead by 129-110.
De’Aaron Fox scored 30 points along with 12 assists for the night.
Dave Joerger; head coach of Kings said to media, “we played with a lot more communication and physicality in the second half. We knew that we needed this to win”.
Buddy Hield of the Kings scored 25 points for the night. As for Marvin Bagley, he only scored 17 points for the night after he missed out on two games due to back spasms.
As for Cavaliers, they were led by Jordan Clarkson who scored 26 points for the night while the rookie point guard Collin Sexton scored 23 points. Whatever the stats, Cavs were not able to keep up with the Kings after they found their stride.
Cavs also lost Rodney Hood in the first half after his right foot injury and he did not come back to play in the second half.
Kings are now 13-11 on the NBA season and they have won three consecutive games.
As for Cavaliers, they are at their all-time worst with 5-20 on the season.
Up next Sacramento Kings will play against Indiana Pacers on Saturday whereas Cleveland Cavaliers will host a game against Washington Wizards on Saturday.
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