Sacramento Kings Dominate Warriors in 30-Point Blowout

The Kings thrive under interim coach Doug Christie, securing their fourth straight win despite missing star guard De’Aaron Fox.

The Sacramento Kings defeated the Golden State Warriors 129-99, marking their fourth consecutive win since Doug Christie became interim head coach.
The Kings played without De’Aaron Fox due to a right glute contusion but saw strong performances from Malik Monk (26 points, 12 assists) and Domantas Sabonis (22 points, 13 rebounds).
Golden State struggled with turnovers, committing 22 that led to 34 points for Sacramento, and failed to recover despite a 26-point effort from Steph Curry.
Jonathan Kuminga’s absence due to a significant ankle sprain added to the Warriors' challenges; he is expected to miss at least three weeks.
The Kings’ improved ball movement and energy under Christie have been credited for their recent success, with players emphasizing a renewed sense of joy and freedom on the court.