In a remarkable victory, the Sacramento Kings defeated the Milwaukee Bucks 129-94, marking their first win over the Bucks in over eight years. Led by De’Aaron Fox’s 29 points, the Kings snapped a 15-game losing streak against Milwaukee, the longest active streak in the NBA.
The Kings dominated the game from start to finish, never trailing and holding a double-digit lead since midway through the second quarter. They even extended their lead to 30 points in the fourth quarter, securing a convincing victory.
Domantas Sabonis played a crucial role for the Kings, contributing 22 points and 11 rebounds, setting a franchise record with his 47th consecutive double-double. Malik Monk also made a significant impact off the bench with 25 points.
Despite a strong performance from Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored 30 points and grabbed 13 rebounds for the Bucks, Milwaukee struggled to find their rhythm. They shot just 36.6% from the field and missed 32 of their 39 attempts from beyond the arc.
Milwaukee’s head coach, Doc Rivers, acknowledged his team’s lack of focus and preparation for the game, taking responsibility for the loss. He highlighted the importance of mental readiness and expressed confidence in his team’s ability to bounce back.
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The Kings’ fast start, particularly their proficiency from the three-point line in the first quarter, set the tone for the game. They maintained their offensive momentum, shooting 66% in the first half and building a comfortable 19-point lead by halftime.
Overall, the Kings’ triumph over the Bucks marks a significant milestone for the franchise and provides a boost of confidence as they continue their pursuit of a higher seed in the Western Conference.
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