Am I trying to fill space so that you all can run to the comments and post gifs? Sure.
Monte McNair has constructed a dangerously thin group outside of their starters and Tyrese Haliburton, so any extended time missed by any of those six and the anchor around the Kings necks could drop incredibly quick.Īm I raining on the parade a bit? Oh, probably. The Kings rank fifth lowest in total games missed due to injury and they're incredibly top heavy when it comes to production. I'd also say it's fair to say that the Kings have been extremely lucky when it comes to their health this season and whether we like it or not, someone at some point is going down a stretch. This also isn't mentioning a team like the Grizzlies, who have a better win percentage than the Kings currently, will play them again this month but will also have two more chances to face off later this season due to the rescheduling of previously postponed games. The schedule this season has been torn in two due to COVID-19 but even when the first section ends on March 4th for the Kings they will have to face the Clippers, Sixers, Nets twice, Bucks, Knicks, Lakers and Blazers. For one, the Kings have the fifth hardest remaining schedule in the league, with only Utah and OKC as the only Western Conference teams above them. So, how long until the utter collapse of everything we've grown to love? It might be sooner than we think. They're now winners of five of six games, a game and a half outside of the eighth seed and playing genuinely good basketball. What's more is that they survived a FIFTY piece from Nikola Jokic to do it. Radio : KHTK Sports 1140 AM For Your ConsiderationĪnd Now, The Bummer: So the Kings had themselves a pretty damn good game yesterday - with four players scoring 20+ points for the first time since Isaiah Thomas, Tyreke Evans, Marcus Thornton and Boogie Cousins did it back in March of 2013. Don't eat all the bean dip before the game! The Kings are going to need that injury bug to continue to guide them towards a winning record - this schedule ain't getting any easier. The Clippers come into this afternoon's game winners in four of their last six contests, though they'll be playing without Patrick Beverley or Paul George. The Kings continue their march through their foes in 2021 and after taking down the team with the fourth best record in the West on Saturday, they'll face off against the team with the third best record, on the road and on the shortest rest possible.
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