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8 vs their avg of 24. wow, were they taken out of their game.
That has to be a club record low.
They were terrible tonight.
The Spurs won the season series with them.
8 vs their avg of 24. wow, were they taken out of their game.
tp had that many by himself
Franchise low.
You heard this?
I would have figured as much if it is true
I have never seen the Kings play this bad, well at least in the last 5 years
Yes, their franchise low was 9.You heard this?
In Sacramento. That's what the announcing team said. Ther prev low was 9. Not sure about the KC Kings or Cincinnati Royals years.
http://www.nba.com/games/20050123/SASSAC/recap.html
Since Jim likes to have Links for proof.
SACRAMENTO, California (Ticker) -- The San Antonio Spurs must be pretty darn good to make the Sacramento Kings look this bad.
Tim Duncan had 23 points and 13 rebounds as the Spurs saddled the Kings with a handful of lowlights in a 107-73 rout, their fourth straight win.
The Spurs usually save their best basketball for the second half of the season but are rolling now. Despite playing without starting center Rasho Nesterovic and savvy veteran forward Robert Horry, they showed no letdown from Friday's emotional overtime win at Phoenix and improved the NBA's best record to 34-9.
San Antonio wasted no time avenging an 86-81 loss here earlier this month. On perhaps the toughest home court in the league, they trailed for 19 seconds and led by double digits for the last 42-plus minutes.
The Spurs did it with defense, holding the Kings to a season low in points. They also totally disrupted the offense of the NBA's best passing team as the Kings managed just eight assists - their lowest total since moving here 20 years ago.
Former King Tony Massenburg started for Nesterovic and had season highs of 16 points and eight rebounds. He was one of eight players with at least eight points for the Spurs, who improved to 13-8 on the road.
How sweet the revenge to coverup that last abortion @SAC
They were out of it from the begginning.
Tim starter very good and that slowed Web...without Web their leader...
They were Squat.
Nice defense by the Spurs.
The sad thing about SAC's 8 assists....the leading assist man was Ostertag with 3. The next highest assist guy was late reserve Matt Barnes with 2.
We have not won the series, we are up 2 to 1 with one to play! Should win it but Spurs will have to bring it again on Thurs. and dominate them again.
Queens will be motivated but Spurs will beat them again.
Didn't they hold us to 3 assists that game where Christie went nuts in 2003?
Sacto's announcers couldn't get over the fact Greg was leading the King's in dimes. They brought it up about 5 times the second half.
Oystertag was the assist leader with 3! You know that's a bad stat.
those were probably by accident.
His assists were actually passes to him that bounced off his hands to another King.
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