Kings Rally Late to Defeat Timberwolves, Ending Four-Game Losing Streak

Malik Monk and De’Aaron Fox powered Sacramento to a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback, overcoming a 12-point deficit to secure a 115-104 victory.

Sacramento Kings outscored the Minnesota Timberwolves 34-18 in the fourth quarter, led by Malik Monk's 27 points and De’Aaron Fox's all-around performance with 26 points, eight rebounds, and eight assists.
Domantas Sabonis contributed 27 points and 12 rebounds despite foul trouble, helping the Kings dominate the paint with a 64-36 scoring advantage.
The Timberwolves, led by Anthony Edwards’ 29 points, suffered their fourth consecutive loss, struggling offensively in the final minutes and shooting inconsistently after a strong start.
Jae Crowder made his debut for Sacramento, scoring 8 points and playing key defensive minutes after signing with the team earlier in the day.
Minnesota’s struggles continued despite Mike Conley’s return from injury, with the team losing seven of their last nine games after a strong start to the season.