Kings Show Offensive Firepower in 127-104 Win vs. Suns

The Sacramento Kings picked up a huge win over the Phoenix Suns.

November 13, 2024; Sacramento, California, USA; Sacramento Kings forward Domantas Sabonis (11) celebrates after making a three-point basket against the Phoenix Suns during the second quarter at Golden 1 Center. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-Imagn Images / Kyle Terada-Imagn Images

All Sacramento Kings fans have been desperately waiting for the team to start hitting their threes this season. Right when things were reaching high levels of concern, the Kings showed what their offense looks like when the threes fall in a 127-104 win against the Phoenix Suns.

Sacramento shot 15-of-28 (53.6 percent) from beyond the arc with everyone getting involved from deep. Domantas Sabonis was 3-of-3, Keegan Murray and Trey Lyles were 3-of-5, and Kevin Huerter was 2-of-6. 

The three-point shooting was great, but what led to the blowout win was the Kings also shooting 70 percent on their two-point attempts.

The Kings hit their threes tonight: 15-of-28 (53.6%)

But what's even more impressive is they shot 35-of-50 (70%) on their 2PAs.

That combo leads to blowout wins, and great to see that even with the threes, the Kings continued to his their 2's

— Will Z. Stats (@will_zimmerle) November 14, 2024

The Kings have been great inside the arc all season, coming into the game with the second-highest two-point percentage in the league, and showed how explosive the offense can be when the threes fall to go along with the efficiency inside.

The Kings also had 38 assists on their 50 made field goals. It’s a season-high for the Kings, who came into the game averaging 23.8 per contest, 25th in the league.

The Kings had a season high 38 Assists tonight. They are now 7-1 this season when they have at least 23 Assists.

— Will Z. Stats (@will_zimmerle) November 14, 2024

This offense was too good and filled with shooters to struggle for long. It felt like just a matter of time until they had a game like this. And thankfully it came just in time as things were getting dark in Sacramento. Thanks to the threes falling and the well-balanced game tonight though, the darkness dissipates in the shadow of The Beam.

Next up for the Kings: 7:00 pm PT, Friday, November 15th vs. Minnesota Timberwolves

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