The Sacramento Kings defeated the New Jersey Nets on Tuesday night 153-121 thanks to Terence Davis' 31 points off the bench and a strong second-quarter run. This was the Sacramento Kings' fourth straight victory.
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The Kings scored the most points in a game in nearly 30 years thanks to Kevin Huerter's 19 points and Domantas Sabonis' 17 points.
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Following an 0-4 start to coach Mike Brown's debut season, Sacramento has won seven of its last nine games.
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It's a fantastic sensation, Brown remarked. It's the reason we work as a team. Off the bench, we've had individuals produce on several occasions.
Brooklyn was led by Kevin Durant's 27 points, but the Nets were helpless against Sacramento on defense.
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The 153 points given up were the most ever in a Nets regulation game.
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Our intentions were good, Durant said. "They hit the target. The fact that you can see teams making shots is discouraging.
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The Kings had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to play on national television, thus the game was eagerly anticipated in Sacramento.
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They took advantage of their chance by putting on a commanding effort that was propelled by a 27-4 second-quarter run.
Sacramento didn't miss a shot for nearly six minutes after Davis' 3-pointer, which broke a 40-40 tie midway through the period, got things going.
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