Russell Westbrook is no stranger to making history. Despite being in year 18, the Sacramento Kings guard hasn’t stopped breaking records, and now, after the match between the Kings and the Dallas Mavericks, he has reached yet another milestone in an illustrious career.
The Sacramento Kings hosted the Dallas Mavericks on Saturday. The Kings defeated the Mavericks 113-107 at the Golden 1 Center. Sacramento improved to 8-23 and avoided a two-game losing skid, while Dallas fell to 12-21 and lost two games in a row.
The Sacramento Kings continued their strong play of late with an impressive 113-107 win over the Dallas Mavericks. It was a team effort for the Kings, as all ten players who got in the game scored at least four points.
Keon Ellis had a season-best 21 points, Russell Westbrook matched it with 21 of his own and the Sacramento Kings held off the visiting Dallas Mavericks 113-107 on Saturday afternoon to win for just the second time in their last eight games.
The Sacramento Kings went into Saturday's contest against the Dallas Mavericks down three starters, but luckily, they have some key players able to step up in their absences.
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