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Photo: Instagram/Domantas Sabonis Domantas Sabonis , the Sacramento Kings' powerhouse, saw his remarkable double-double streak come to an end after an impressive 61-game run.  The last time Sabonis fell short of this feat was on Nov. 28, 2023, during a match against the Golden State Warriors. In a thrilling game against the Oklahoma City Thunder on Tuesday night, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander stole the spotlight with an incredible performance. Photo: Instagram/Domantas Sabonis Gilgeous-Alexander, returning from injury, scored a whopping 40 points, leading the Thunder to a remarkable comeback victory over the Kings, who had held a 20-point lead earlier in the game. Despite the setback for Sabonis and the Kings, D’Aaron Fox managed to shine, contributing 33 points, while Keon Ellis added a career-high 26 points to the Kings' efforts. Sabonis, known for his consistency, recorded eight points and 13 rebounds during the game. Sabonis tonight: 8 PTS 13 REB 5 AST The 61-game double-double ...

Photo: Instagram/Domantas Sabonis Sacramento Kings center Domantas Sabonis has etched his name in the NBA history books with a remarkable feat, but his eyes remain fixed on the bigger picture: securing a playoff berth for his team.  Sabonis's record-breaking 54 consecutive double-double streak, culminating in his 25th triple-double of the season, was celebrated with admiration from fans, teammates, and coaches alike.  Despite the accolades, Sabonis quickly redirected attention to the imminent challenge ahead as the Kings gear up for crucial matchups against the Dallas Mavericks in what Sabonis describes as a "mini-playoff series." Photo: Instagram/Domantas Sabonis Coach Mike Brown emphasized Sabonis's unwavering commitment to winning, highlighting the team's collective hunger for success beyond individual achievements.   As the Kings continue their quest for postseason glory, Sabonis's relentless drive and team-first mentality set the tone for a squad poised ...

Photo: Instagram/Dillon Brooks Dillon Brooks of the Memphis Grizzlies will not face suspension after his below-the-belt hit on LeBron James during Game 3 against the Los Angeles Lakers. ESPN reported that the hit was deemed a Flagrant 2 foul, which resulted in Brooks’ immediate ejection from the game. However, he should be available to play in Game 4. Brooks struggled in Game 3, shooting just 3-of-13 from the field for seven points in 19 minutes. Photo: Instagram/LeBron James was seen lying down after Dillon Brooks hit him in a vital part during game 3 of the LA Lakers and Memphis Grizzlies playoff series. The Grizzlies had a hard time scoring early, which led to the Lakers taking the lead and winning the game 111-101. Despite the Grizzlies’ loss, Ja Morant had a great game, scoring 45 points with 13 assists and nine rebounds. Nevertheless, the Lakers were able to hold them off to take the lead in the series. Brooks has been a controversial player in the NBA this season due to his ...

Photo: Instagram/James Harden During the third game of the playoffs between the Philadelphia 76ers and the Brooklyn Nets , James Harden was ejected for hitting a Brooklyn player in the groin area. This incident occurred after Joel Embiid had escaped an ejection for kicking another player near the same spot. Despite these challenges, Philadelphia managed to survive the intense matchup in Brooklyn. Photo: Instagram/James Harden's ejection from the game and Joel Embiid receiving a flagrant foul demonstrate that the rules of the game are being upheld, and that no player is above those rules. Harden's ejection occurred when he was closely defended by Royce O'Neale while dribbling. He swung out his arm and hit O'Neale, causing him to fall to the court in pain. Following a review by the referees, Harden was called for a flagrant foul 2, which resulted in his automatic ejection. Earlier in the game, Embiid was given only a flagrant 1 for kicking his leg up towards Nets cen...

Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green The NBA has suspended Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green for one game without pay following an incident during the team's game against the Sacramento Kings . During the game, Green stepped on the chest of Kings center Domantas Sabonis. The suspension was announced on Wednesday by Joe Dumars , Executive Vice President, Head of Basketball Operations. Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green stomped on Domantas Sabonis' chest during game 2 of the Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings playoff series. Green's history of unsportsmanlike behavior was a factor in the decision. The incident occurred after Sabonis grabbed and held onto Green's ankle while falling to the floor. Green responded by stepping on Sabonis' chest, resulting in a Flagrant Foul 2 and his ejection from the game. Sabonis was also assessed a technical foul. The incident took place with just over seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter of Game 2 of the teams...

Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green In a recent report by Shams Charania , it was revealed that Draymond Green , a player for the Golden State Warriors , will not be facing any significant consequences for stomping on Domantas Sabonis during a recent game. While some expected Green to be suspended for the upcoming game, he is only expected to receive a fine. This news has caused some to question whether Green's status as a defending champion played a role in the decision. Photo: Instagram/Draymond Green's frustration boils over as he pleads his case to the referee, after an intense moment with Domantas Sabonis leaves both players tangled up and Sabonis down on the court. Given that other players have been suspended for less severe actions, many are wondering if Green is receiving special treatment. Some believe that Green has developed a level of comfort with referees, allowing him to push the limits without facing consequences. This behavior dates back to 2016 and has continued t...

Photo: Instagram/Domantas Sabonis Following a controversial incident with Draymond Green during Game 2 of the playoffs series between the Sacramento Kings and Golden State Warriors , Kings player Domantas Sabonis is currently undergoing medical assessments to determine if he sustained any injuries. Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reported that Sabonis will have X-rays on his ribs and lungs. During the game, Green was ejected after stomping on Sabonis, who was holding onto his leg during a play for a loose ball in the fourth quarter. Photo: Instagram/Sacramento Kings' Domantas Sabonis was seen lying down on the court after Golden State Warriors' Draymond Green stomped on him. After the incident, Sabonis appeared to be in pain and was assessed a technical foul while Green was assessed a Flagrant 2. Regardless of whether the incident was intentional or not, the fact remains that a 230-pound person stepping on someone is dangerous. The Kings will have two days of rest before Game 3...