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The Kings beat the Super-LeBron Lakers 125-116, ending a six-game losing streak
The Kings appear to have become the Lakers’ evil demon as Sacramento defeated LeBron and his team 125-116 at home, ending a six-game losing streak in recent games.
LeBron was unreal once again, but the Kings were the ones who ended up smiling, earning the 125-116 win over the Lakers in Sacramento. The hosts, who had risen to 17:27 in the season despite losing at halftime, returned dynamically in the third period with a partial score of 40:23 and took the lead, which they held until the end.
The Lakers, on the other hand, had ups and downs in their performance, didn’t hold the lead they had, didn’t capitalize on the terrible situation the “King” was in for another night and I fell to 21-21 on the season. The first scorer for the Kings winners was Fox with 29 points, while LeBron James had 34 for the Lakers, which, as it turned out, wasn’t enough to give Los Angeles the win.
THE TWELVE MINUTES: 29-34, 61-67, 101-90, 125-116
KINGS: Barnes 23 (3), Bagley 16 (1), Meto 14 (2), Halibarton 14 (2 3-pointers, 10 assists), Fox 29 (11/21 shots), Harkles 2, Hild 10 (2), Len 8, Mitchell 6, Davis 3 (1), Keta
LAKERS: Monk 22 (6), Ariza 2, James 34 (13/29 shots, 3/12 3-pointers), Bradley 6, Westbrook 8 (12 assists), Johnson 8 (2), Horton-Tucker 9 (!), Reeves 19 (4), Howard 8, Ellington.
Source: sport24
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