De’Aaron Fox is the star, DeMar DeRozan has come to make a difference… We know the history of the Sacramento Kings very well, but what never fails on the hardwood is Domantas Sabonis, a player whose strength and consistency Not to be left out enviable for the rest of the NBA teams. And yes, last night he once again showed off his basketball and competitive spirit to silence Miami when the Florida players were already enjoying the victory.
In a game that had moments for everyone – the Heat had a lead of 15 and the Kings had a lead of 10 – everything was finally decided in a final quarter in which neither gave anything to their rival. Clearer: With 7:30 minutes left, no one had a lead of more than three points.
Given this equality, it was Sabonis who made a typical move and “stole” the victory from the Californians. South beach. Trailing by a point, Fox played the final possession, but his suspension did not take effect. There was a rebound, and in that scenario, no one jumps better than Sabonis. The center won in a flurry of hands and quickly created a shot that gave his team the last-gasp lead, winning 110-111 and making a positive score of 4-3. Here’s the epic action.
For Sabonis, it was the icing on the cake of another strong, seamless performance. His numbers were 16 points, 16 rebounds and 7 assists, perfectly complementing the 28 points of De’Aaron Fox, the game’s leading scorer, and the 26 of DeMar DeRozan.
Not even with Butler’s 27
Miami, on the other hand, is not getting going. Erik Spoesltra’s men have only beaten low-cost rivals, and last night they couldn’t beat the Kings despite Jimmy Butler scoring 27 points, his best offensive performance so far this season. He was well accompanied by another 27 points from Tyler Herro and 16 from Bam Adebayo, but there wasn’t much else. The team still lacks a lot of fluidity in the game.
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